How are Georgian towns celebrating Independence Day?
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Georgian Independence Day is being celebrated all around the country with a variety of events as today is the 100th anniversary since the creation of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia.
All major cities of Georgia are holding festive and educative events today.
Kutaisi
Local authorities and citizens of Georgia’s third largest city of Kutaisi have laid a wreath at the monument of the national hero Merab Kostava as today is his birthday.
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy planned for today to revive the epoch of Tsisperkantselebi – a creative union of a group of Georgian symbolist poets and prose writers, which dominated Georgian literature in the 1920s.
Musical and theatrical performances will take place throughout the day in Kutaisi, during which exhibition areas, open cinema and different-themed corners will be arranged.
Batumi
Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi started celebration of Independence Day with an exhibition of military equipment on the coastline of Black Sea.
At the same time at the Alphabetic Tower different cultural events are being held.
At the Alphabetic Tower different cultural events are being held. Photo: Batumi City Hall.
New recruits also took their oath of allegiance to the state in Batumi.
Poti
Different cultural, sport and entertaining events are taking place in the port city of Poti, where military equipment is being exhibited on the central square of the city.
Citizens of Poti who joined in on the celebrations in the city centre are able to take virtual tours of Georgia’s protected areas with special glasses.
Gori
Energy companies in Georgia are showcasing their developments in Gori.
Large-scale installations and maquette on energy themes are represented in the centre of Gori.
At the end of the day gala concerts will be held in the Georgian towns of Telavi, Poti, Ozurgeti, Zugdidi, Kutaisi, Gori, Akhaltsikhe, Batumi, Senaki, Ambrolauri and Sachkhere.
Georgia marks the 100th anniversary since the creation First Republic of Georgia today. The Government of Georgia has organized more than 100 events abroad to specially mark the date. More than 100 start-ups, Georgian and international organisations are involved in organising events.
Locations and sights in cities of Europe have been illuminated in Georgian national colours to mark Independence Day and the centennial of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia today.
Crucial military hardware of the Georgian armed forces is being exhibited for the public on Tbilisi’s Freedom Square, as the country is celebrating its Independence Day and centennial since the establishment of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia today.
Foreign countries and leaders are sending their kinds wishes to Georgia on the 100th anniversary since the creation of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia.
489 recruits have made an oath to serve Georgia today at six different places including Tbilisi, Shindisi, Vardzia, Kojori, Batumi and Kutaisi officially welcomed by the President of Georgia into the country’s armed forces.
Georgia is celebrating the 100th anniversary since the creation of the First Democratic Republic of Georgia in 1918.
Georgian cities across the country will be marking Independence Day this coming Sunday with a range of events and activities from historical exhibitions, educational games, craft displays and music shows.
Traffic in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi will be restricted to facilitate preparations for the annual Independence Day celebrations on Friday, the Ministry of Internal Affairs said on Monday.