Georgian Independence Day celebrated in Afghanistan
Georgian soldiers together with the defence forces of the United States, Czech Republic, Poland and Afghanistan participated in the symbolic march. Photo: Ministry of Defence of Georgia.
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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 military parade ended at the memorial of Georgian soldiers killed in peacekeeping missions, which the Georgian colonel and vice colonel decorated with a wreath. Photo: Ministry of Defence of Georgia.
At the end of the symbolic march a tournament was held of Georgian wrestling for invited guests. Photo: Ministry of Defence of Georgia.
Commander of the Bagram aviation base, General Daniel Conley congratulated Georgian soldiers on Independence Day and noted that the contribution of Georgian military forces to the mission is invaluable.
The Independence Day of Georgia is being celebrated across the world with the involvement of the Georgian Foreign Ministry and diplomatic missions abroad.
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.
Foreign countries and leaders are sending their kinds wishes to Georgia on a Independence Day.
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.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has joined other world leaders and congratulated Georgia on Independence Day in Georgian.
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.
The Defence Minister of Turkey Hulusi Akar joined Georgian leaders in celebration on Independence Day on May 26. At the meetings with Georgian leaders, Minister Akar reiterated his country’s support for Georgia's territorial integrity as well as its aspirations to join NATO.
The main symbol of Brussels, the Manneken Pis, was dressed in Georgian chokha [Georgian national clothes for men] on May 26, on Georgia’s Independence Day. During an event in Brussels Georgian Ambassador to the EU Natalie Sabanadze addressed public.
No Georgian soldiers have been killed or injured during a deadly blast in Kabul, Afghanistan earlier today, killing at least 10 and leaving dozens injured, the Georgian Defence Ministry reports.
Over 51 per cent of civil employees in the Ministry of Defence are women, while 2.7 per cent of people who are serving in military missions are women, said Minister of Defence Irakli Gharibashvili earlier today.