Georgia stands by France: Tbilisi TV tower lit up in colors of French tricolor
Since the start of the pandemic, the Tbilisi TV tower has been lit up with the tricolors of Italy, Spain, the UK and the USA to express Georgia’s support to these countries in the combat with the new coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Tbilisi.gov.ge.
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The Tbilisi TV tower has been lit up with the colours of the French flag as a sign of support and express solidarity with France in the fight against the new coronavirus.
Georgain Minister of Foreign Affairs David Zalkaliani commented on the display saying “without support and solidarity there can be no victory, no development and no future ahead.”
Today Tbilisi mast lit up in t/colours of French flag as a gesture of solidarity with t/nation combating COVID19 .Without support& solidarity there can be no victory,no development &no future ahead.Nous sommes ensemble! Vive la????????!Vive l'unité et l'amitié! @ColasDiego @JY_LeDrian pic.twitter.com/wl1wyoE1rJ
— David Zalkaliani (@DZalkaliani) April 14, 2020
Also, the recently built Batumi Stadium lit up with the colors of the Italian, Spanish, the USA and the EU yesterday evening.
Our heartfelt thanks to the authorities of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara for this gesture of solidarity and closeness towards our country,” wrote the Embassy of Italy to Georgia in response on its twitter account
The recently built Batumi Stadium, illuminated with the colors of the Italian flag. Our heartfelt thanks to the authorities of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara for this gesture of solidarity and closeness towards our country ???????? ???????????? #WeAreItaly #stayTunedonIT pic.twitter.com/PTTenIneIV
— Italy in Georgia (@ItalyinGeorgia) April 15, 2020
Since the start of the pandemic, the Tbilisi TV tower has been lit up with the tricolors of Italy, Spain, the UK and the USA to express Georgia’s support to these countries in the combat with the new coronavirus pandemic.
The Tbilisi TV tower lit up with the colors of the Spanish flag as a sign of support and solidarity with Spain in the fight against the new coronavirus. Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani wrote on Twitter that Tbilisi is “in solidarity with its Spanish friends”.
The Tbilisi TV tower and other symbols of the Georgian capital lit up with the colors of the Italian flag as a sign of support and solidarity with Italy in the fight against the new coronavirus.
Coronavirus cases stand at 306 in Georgia as of today. 69 of the 306 people have recovered, while three other patients, elderly people with several underlying illnesses, have died. As of today Georgia has 232 active cases of the virus. The four main cities of Georgia - Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and Rustavi - will be put under lockdown starting 9 p.m. today, for at least ten days, per a statement made by Georgian PM Giorgi Gakharia yesterday to prevent the further spread of the coronavirus.
The Tbilisi TV tower has lit up with the colours of the British flag as a sign of support and solidarity with the United Kingdom in the fight against the new coronavirus. Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani wrote on Twitter that Tbilisi stands “together and united” with the UK “in this difficult time”.
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The Tbilisi TV tower, one of the iconic sights of the Georgian capital, will be illuminated in the colours of the French national flag for three days to mark Bastille Day, the Embassy of France to Georgia announced on Thursday.