Japan to send experts, volunteers to help Georgian economy, other fields
The agreement between Georgia and Japan was signed earlier today in Tbilisi. Photo: Foreign Ministry press office.
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Japan will send experts and volunteers to assist in the development of the Georgian economy, infrastructure and other fields, an agreement signed by Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani and Japanese Ambassador to Georgia Tadaharu Uehara reads.
Per the agreement Japan will send volunteers to Georgia to provide consultations and support for the Georgian economy and other fields. I believe that sharing the experience will bring much benefit to our country,” Zalkaliani stated earlier today, after signing the agreement.
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