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Poland gifts Georgia training equipment, devices for emergency personnel

Georgia says the equipment and new devices will help Georgian emergency personnel boost their qualifications. Photo: Interior Ministry press office.

Agenda.ge, 13 Dec 2019 - 11:45, Tbilisi,Georgia

Poland has gifted Georgia training equipment and devices for firefighters and rescuers, including a multifunctional training simulator for practical training, a fire outfit for 17 instructors and other training equipment.

Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Vladimer Bortsvadze has thanked Poland for its contribution.

The modern training infrastructure will help our fire and emergency brigades upgrade their qualifications,” Bortsvadze said.

Polish and Georgian diplomats and officials attended the presentation of the equipment and devices earlier today in Tbilisi.

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