Head of Government Administration meets Ambassador of India to Georgia
Levan Zhorzholiani, Head of Government Administration of Georgia met H.E. Amit Kumar Mishra, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of India to Georgia today, the Government Administration reported.
The meeting focused on relations between India and Georgia along with future areas of cooperation. The importance of the appointment of Amit Kumar Mishra as the first resident Ambassador of India to Georgia was highlighted as an important step toward further strengthening the partnership between the two countries.
The sides discussed economic cooperation and trade between the two countries, emphasizing the importance of harnessing the existing potential in these areas. The meeting also addressed Georgia-India relations in the fields of tourism, culture, education and science.
Zviad Barkaya, Deputy Head of Government Administration of Georgia attended the meeting.
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Educated, patriotic and thoughtful young people are country’s main pillar - Georgian PM congratulates students who passed national exams
25.08.2026.21:23
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has congratulated all students who successfully passed the country’s Unified National Examinations.
In a message posted on social media, Kobakhidze said educated, patriotic and thoughtful young people are the country’s main pillar.
“Congratulations to everyone who successfully passed the Unified National Examinations and is now becoming a student!” the PM said.
“Your hard work and dedication have been duly rewarded. A completely new stage filled with interesting experiences and great opportunities is beginning. Educated, patriotic and thoughtful young people are the country’s main pillar. It is your voice, determination and efforts that will shape Georgia’s future. I believe you will use your knowledge and energy to contribute to the progress and strengthening of our homeland. I congratulate and thank your parents and teachers, who have made an enormous contribution to this achievement. I wish you productive, interesting and unforgettable student years!” Kobakhidze concluded.