Georgian Independence Day in tweets, countries from around the world send good wishes to Georgia
Several countries have already congratulated Georgia on the Independence Day. Photo: Estonian Foreign Ministry/Twitter.
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Foreign countries and leaders are sending their kinds wishes to Georgia on a Independence Day.
The Embassy of the United States of America to Georgia congratulates the country on its Independence Day.
‘Joy to you, great Ilia! Your dream has come true!’ These words were told by the people, who were assembled under the leadership of Vlasa Mgeladze at the tomb of Ilia Chavchavadze on May 26, 1918. They rang bells from the Mtatsminda belltower marking the independence of Georgia. We congratulate you on the Independence Day”, reads the letter of congratulations.
Ambassador of the European Union to Georgia Carl Hartzell, has recorded a special video for the festive day:
Happy Independence Day #Georgia!
— Carl Hartzell (@CarlHartzellEU) May 26, 2019
Europe's nations recognised Georgia's independence as declared 101 years ago and today the #EuropeanUnion stands with Georgia more strongly than ever and will continue supporting the country and its citizens. pic.twitter.com/xiMY1snERF
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia posted on Twitter on Georgia’s Independence Day:
Our dear friends in #Georgia, happy Independence Day! Estonia is and will always be your close friend and strong ally. pic.twitter.com/F3ELsjuCeG
— Estonian MFA (@MFAestonia) May 26, 2019
Here is the congratulation from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia Edgars Rinkevics:
Very warm congratulations and best wishes to our Georgian friends celebrating Independence Day! #Georgia ????????????????????????
— Edgars Rinkēvičs (@edgarsrinkevics) May 26, 2019
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Linas Linkevicius posted his congratulations message on Twitter account in English and in Georgian languages:
#Georgia will always have a very special place in our hearts. Happy independence day! #Lithuania celebrates together!
— Linas Linkevicius (@LinkeviciusL) May 26, 2019
საქართველოს ყოველთვის ეკავება განსაკუთრებული ადგილი ჩვენს გულებში. გილოცავთ დამოუკიდებლობის დღეს! ლიეტუვა თქვენთან ერთად ზეიმობს! pic.twitter.com/omXVSe4XKd
British Ambassador to Georgia Justin McKenzieSmith also congratulated Georgia in both languages:
On #Georgia’s Independence Day, a rare life portrait of Noe #Zhordania, leader of first Democratic Republic (1918-21) at #Tbilisi’s Literature Museum.
— Justin McKenzieSmith (@JustinMcKenzieS) May 26, 2019
გილოცავთ საქართველოს დამოუკიდებლობის დღეს! #26მაისი #26May pic.twitter.com/zmbQBP8dDl
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Bahrain:
Congratulations on the Independence Day of #Georgia ???????? @MFAgovge pic.twitter.com/N5uMA7FjHD
— وزارة الخارجية ???????? (@bahdiplomatic) May 26, 2019
Ambassador of Austria to Georgia Arad Benko posted the letter of congratulations on the occasion of Georgia's Independence Day by President Alexander Van der Bellen to President of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili:
Letter of congratulations on the occasion of #Georgia's Independence Day by President Alexander Van der Bellen to President @Zourabichvili_S #26May pic.twitter.com/y7oVakFW86
— Arad Benkö (@AradBenkoe) May 25, 2019
The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
Today marks #Georgia's independence and the creation of Democratic Republic of Georgia. Happy #IndependenceDay Georgia! @MFAgovge
— MFA Romania (@MAERomania) May 26, 2019
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia Zohrab Mnatsakanyan:
Heartfelt congratulations to the people and Government of #Georgia???????? on #IndependenceDay. Reaffirm strong commitment to strengthening and deepening solid and time tested friendship with our neighbor. pic.twitter.com/2PzQQw8Nsi
— Zohrab Mnatsakanyan (@ZMnatsakanyan) May 26, 2019
President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has sent a letter to Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili, where he extended his "cordial congratulations to you and all the people of your country on the occasion of the national holiday of Georgia, the Independence Day".
Today Georgians mark Independence Day, commemorating May 26, 1918 – the day when the Act of Independence was adopted, establishing the First Democratic Republic of Georgia. 463 recruits have taken their oaths today in Tbilisi, Zugdidi, Racha, Kartli and Dusheti.
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.
The Independence Day of Georgia is being celebrated across the world with the involvement of the Georgian Foreign Ministry and diplomatic missions abroad.
The Independence Day of Georgia is being celebrated at Bagram Base in Afghanistan, where Georgian soldiers together with the defence forces of the United States, Czech Republic, Poland and Afghanistan participated in the symbolic march.
The national anthem was performed in a number of Georgian cities at 17:10 Tbilisi time, commemorating May 26, 1918 – the day when the Act of Independence was adopted, establishing the First Democratic Republic of Georgia.
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain has sent her warm wishes to Georgia on the occasion of Georgian Independence Day.
The celebration of Independence Day of Georgia will see the central Freedom Square in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi closed for six days, announces Tbilisi City Hall.