Romanian Prime Minister to enjoy politics and rugby
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Romania’s Prime Minister is making time to enjoy a game of rugby when he visits the country later this week.
As well as attending various high-level meetings, Victor Ponta is scheduled to watch his nation challenge Georgia in the final game of the European Nations Cup on Saturday afternoon.
Ponta was invited to Tbilisi by Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili.
The two leaders are scheduled to meet face to face, after which Garibashvili and other Georgian Government members will host Ponta at various events.
During his March 14-15 visit, Ponta will attend bilateral meetings with local officials and attend Saturday’s Georgia-Romania rugby match.
Within his visit, Ponta will also meet Georgia’s President Giorgi Margvelashvili and Parliament Speaker Davit Usupashvili.
The Romanian guest is also expected to go sightseeing in Mtkheta, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, located 20 kilometres north of Tbilisi.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili hosted his Romanian counterpart Victor Ponta at the State Chancellery today.
A delegation of Romanian government members, lead by the country’s Prime Minister Victor Porta, are enjoying an official visit to Georgia.
Georgia's national rugby team are the 2014 European Nations Cup champions. The team defeated Romania 22-9 in Tbilisi today.
Georgia’s Prime Minister is continuing an official visit abroad.
Georgia's Prime Minister is continuing his busy schedule abroad. After spending time on official duties in Belgium, the Georgian PM is now in Romania.
The Prime Ministers of Estonia and Romania are coming to Tbilisi to watch the UEFA Super Cup game between two of the world’s best football teams – FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC – this evening.
Georgia’s positive relations with Romania were the topic of discussions today at several meetings between Romanian and Georgian high officials.
Romania has signed a special declaration to support Georgia in its European integration and share its experiences with Georgia as the country progresses on its path towards the West.