President launches new campaign promoting constitution
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Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili has launched a new campaign to raise awareness about the country’s main legislative document – the State Constitution.
Read Constitution with Entire Georgia campaign encourages every citizen to read an abstract from the constitution via electronic devices the video of which are finally gather at a virtual map.
President Margvelashvili introduces new campaign to students. Photo by President's press office
By August 24 anyone who visits the webpage www.constitution.ge and records video, becomes the unique part of the first ever video-constitution.
President Margvelashvli was the first to record the video earlier today. He believes the campaign will make the constitution even more popular among people.
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