Georgian Foreign Minister meets Irish lawmakers
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Georgian Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze met with the Irish parliamentary delegation in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi earlier today.
Janelidze thanked Irish lawmakers for a resolution supporting Georgia back in February, 2017.
He said Georgia appreciates Ireland’s support to its European integration, and the country's commitment to Georgia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Discussing the wide spectrum of cooperation between the two countries, the parties spoke of deepening further cooperation in various fields including healthcare, probation, culture and education.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has met with a parliamentary delegation from Ireland. The Irish lawmakers confirmed their strong support for Georgia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Georgian flags are flying in the centre of the Irish capital of Dublin in celebration of the upcoming Independence Day of Georgia. This is the second year Dublin has been decorated with Georgian flags in celebration of the May 26 holiday.
Photo exhibition "Life and Language in Georgia’’, hosted by the dlr LexIcon Library near Dublin, promotes Georgia as a tourist destination
Georgian students will now have the opportunity to receive their Master’s and Doctoral degrees at one of Europe’s leading, research-intensive universities in Ireland.
In doing so, Ireland becomes the ninth EU country out of 12 classifying countries according to their security level which have decided to consider Georgia as a secure country.