Tusk: the countries of the "Eastern partnership" has not given guarantees for EU accession
The countries of "Eastern partnership" nobody gave guarantees automatic entry into the European Union, it is a long process, said the head of the European Council Donald Tusk on the results of the summit in Riga.

The countries of "Eastern partnership" nobody gave guarantees automatic entry into the European Union, It is a long process, said the head of the European Council Donald Tusk on the results of the summit in Riga.
"We maintain the course. But nobody gave a promise that the "Eastern partnership" will be an automatic path to EU membership. It is a long process, (he) has friends and enemies, enthusiasts and skeptics. It's okay, "said Tusk, explaining the lack of words about the "European perspective" of member countries of the partnership in the final statement of the summit.
according to him, the decision by the EU not have the ability to match the expectations of partner countries." You are able to understand the difference between our promises and expectations of our partners ", - said the head of the European Council. He said that the conference "was conducted very difficult discussion about the wording, "reports RIA" Novosti ". Before the last working day of the week was published the final Declaration of the summit of " Eastern partnership ", which contains provisions for the granting of visa-free regime between Ukraine and Georgia. According to the Prime Minister of Latvia Laimdota Straujuma, Georgia and Ukraine have the opportunity to receive a visa-free regime with the EU in 2016, if the European Union will present a positive report on the issue by the end of 2015. Prior to this, the source said that the European Union will be able to note the visa regime with Ukraine only after graduation or complete freeze on its territory of armed conflict. The fourth summit of "Eastern partnership" opened on Thursday in Riga." Eastern partnership - the EU-funded project on development of cooperation with European and Transcaucasian Soviet republics. 3 of the six countries participating in the project - Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia in 2014 signed the Treaty on the Union with the EU. Russian envoy to the EU Vladimir Chizhov have said before, that work on a final Declaration rather tense: some countries want to strengthen anti-Russian orientation, and others that create obstacles. Prior to this, Deputy Minister of foreign Affairs of Belarus Alena Kupchyna told, the summit of "Eastern partnership" may be the last in the case of promotion of members of the meeting of the anti-Russian subjects.