February 3: Date of President’s annual address revealed
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The President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili will deliver his annul speech before lawmakers on February 3.
It will be Margvelashvili’s third annual address since being elected the President of Georgia in October 2013.
President Margvelashvili and his team are preparing the speech for the President's annual address. Photo by the President's Press Office.
The President will touch on all state important issues in his annual address. This will include both domestic and foreign directions.
According to the Georgian Constitution, it is customary for the country’s president to deliver a speech once a year.
The format of this year’s address is yet to be defined. The Parliament Bureau will decide whether it will include debates or any other format. The President himself said he was ready for any type of speech.
President Margvelashvili and his team are preparing the speech for the President's annual address. Photo by the President's Press Office.
Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili will attend the President’s address at the Parliament Building in Kutaisi on Wednesday.
The President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili will deliver his annul speech in February before lawmakers, at the beginning of spring session of Parliament.
The President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili has delivered his second annual national address in Parliament today.
While introducing his speech, the President said his address aimed "to assess the achievements, to look at our problems and mainly, to see ahead to our future".
Georgia’s European and Euro-Atlantic aspirations, the countries relations with foreign states including the United States (US) and Russia, the economic situation and recent reforms were some of the topics Georgia’s President Giorgi Margvelashvili touched upon in his annul address to Parliament today.