President of Germany congratulates Georgia on Independence Day
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President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier has sent warm wishes to the Georgian people on Georgian Independence Day.
In his letter to President Giorgi Margvelashvili, Frank-Walter Steinmeier said:
"This year’s celebration is exceptional for your country since it will be the 100th anniversary of the first democratic republic of Georgia,” Steinmeier wrote, adding that Georgia and Germany have gone through years of close partnership which he hopes will continue and deepen in the future.
"Georgia has undergone a changing history and I am glad that your country has successfully pursued political and economic consolidation and become closer to Europe in recent years,” read the letter by the German president promising that his country will further assist Georgia in implementing important reforms in the future.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier wished peace, freedom, unity and well-being for Georgia in his letter.
President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili has received a letter from the President of China Xi Jinping sending warm wishes on the Independence Day of Georgia.
The United Nations has issued a post stamp dedicated to the 850th anniversary of the birth of Georgia’s iconic 12th century poet, Shota Rustaveli.
The famous newspapers and magazines of Estonia, China and Canada have published stories about Georgia within the 100th anniversary from the creation of the first Democratic Republic of Georgia in 1918, which Georgia celebrates on May 26.
The President of Finland Sauli Niinisto will visit Georgia on May 26 to mark the 100th anniversary of the First Republic of Georgia with the Georgian people.
Google has congratulated Georgia on its 100th anniversary of the creation of the first Democratic Republic of Georgia in 1918.
She has wished the country good fortune and happiness of the people of Georgia in the coming year.
The Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani will hold his first official meeting in the post with his German counterpart Heiko Maas. Zalkaliani stated today that the meeting will concern bilateral relations and regional challenges, as well as Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations.
The Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has welcomed the initiative of the government of Germany to take further steps of cooperation with the countries of the Eastern Partnership which have European values and a European approach to statehood.
Georgian officials expect Germany will positively assess Georgia’s progress on its way towards NATO integration at the organisation’s upcoming summit to be held in Brussels on July 11-12.