Georgian government to create anti-propaganda communication departments within all ministries
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Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze has announced the creation of communications departments within all Georgian ministries to raise public awareness regarding the country’s foreign policy and priorities.
Bakhtadze said that the creation of the departments will be a part of a US-supported project aimed at informing the public of the benefits of Georgia’s integration into western political structures.
The US Department of State has allocated $500,000 for the project, which is named "Increasing Awareness and Involvement in the Georgian regions about the country’s western integration process.”
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has announced the launch of a large-scale project which aims to raise awareness of the Georgian people living in regions regarding the benefits of Georgia integrating into the political structures of the west.
The government of Georgia has initiated the elaboration of the EU integration roadmap, which will ensure European integration at a faster rate.
The Georgian government says that today’s Georgia-EU Association Council meeting highlighted the fact that "since the last meeting of the Georgia-EU Association Council Meeting Georgia has achieved enormous progress and vital outcomes”.
Today is one of the most important days for Georgia on its European Union (EU) integration path as the country’s Association Agreement (AA) with the EU is fully and officially coming into force.