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Tea Akhvlediani held a farewell meeting…
2 December 2021
The State Minister stressed the importance of NATO’s strong support for Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity…
Shota Rekhviashvili appointed as the Deputy…
1 December 2021
Rekhviashvili had served at the post of the Governor of Kvemo Kartli since August 18, 2018. During 2014-2018 he had served as…
Tea Akhvlediani: Our response to the occupation…
20 November 2021
That is why our steps are focused on restoring confidence and reconciliation between societies. This is confirmed by our peace…
Tea Akhvlediani held a meeting with the…
13 November 2021
At the meeting, the State Minister stressed the importance of the role of the UNDP in the process of peaceful resolution of the…
Tea Akhvlediani held a meeting with a Head…
3 November 2021
The State Minister reiterated the importance of the EUMM as the only international observer mission operating on the territory…
Tea Akhvlediani paid tribute to the memory…
27 September 2021
On the occasion of the fall of Sokhumi, State Minister for Reconciliation and Civic Equality Tea Akhvlediani, together with the…
Tea Akhvlediani laid a wreath at the memorial…
14 August 2021
According to Tea Akhvlediani, August 14 is a common tragedy for each of us and that is why there is no alternative to peace.…
Tea Akhvlediani: The Government of Georgia…
4 August 2021
The aim of these strategies will be to support the people living in the occupied territories and to create decent living conditions…
Tea Akhvlediani: 10-Year State Strategy…
4 August 2021
To achieve these long-term and irreversible positive changes, we have identified five interrelated policy priorities:
