Europe Day: Guests enjoy outdoor celebration in Tbilisi
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Hundreds of people gathered in Alexander Garden in central Tbilisi today to celebrate Europe Day.
The weather was a little drizzly however crowds of people still turned up an enjoyed a number of entertaining events.
Photo source: Let's Meet Europe.
Folk dance and vocal groups from European countries provided light entertainment for guests and gave people the chance to learn more about life in other European countries.
All Embassies from EU member countries based in Georgia took part in today’s celebration. Each Embassy ran a stand where people could learn more about the culture and tradition of each nation.
Photo source: Let's Meet Europe.
Greeting speeches were provided by Tbilisi Mayor Davit Narmania, head of the European Union (EU) Delegation to Georgia Janos Herman and Georgia’s State Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration David Bakradze.
The event was fun for Georgia's youngest citizens too. A special 'FunBus' has kept children entertained all day.
Photo source: Let's Meet Europe.
Today’s celebration was part of European Week, a week-long event dedicated to highlighting Georgia’s cooperation with the EU.
European Week in Georgia is coming to an end.
A week-long event dedicated to highlighting Georgia’s cooperation with the European Union (EU) has launched in Georgia.
The European Union (EU) has taken an official step forward to raise awareness of the EU-Georgia Association Agreement (AA) in the local community.
The countdown is on until Georgia celebrates Europe Days 2016.
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