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On 25-26 September, Lord Robertson travelled to the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, where he met with President Eduard Shevardnadze and several government ministers. He also addressed a conference on the "Caucasus Today: Perspectives of Regional Cooperation and Partnership with NATO". In his speech, Lord Robertson underlined the importance of partnership and practical cooperation between NATO and NATO partners, stating that a new security culture had now developed throughout Eurasia.
Georgia was one of the first countries to join Partnership for Peace in 1994 and has become a particularly active member over the last few years.