Swiss police to wear uniforms sewn in Georgia
Swiss police will wear uniforms sewn in Georgia in about one week. Photo: Enterprise Georgia.
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Swiss police will wear uniforms sewn in Georgia in about one week, announces Enterprise Georgia.
Georgian company Elselema, beneficiary company of state programme Produce in Georgia, is responsible for sewing the uniforms, bullet-proof jackets and accessories for the Switzerland Police.
The company also produces special clothes and uniforms for Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Defence Ministry.
Within the Produce in Georgia programme Elselema opened a new plant in Lanchkhuti, in Georgia’s Guria region, which employs more than 120 people.
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