Tbilisi TV tower lit up in colours of Armenian flag
Earlier, Tbilisi TV tower was lit up with the colours of the American, Italian, Spanish, British, French, Turkish, Azerbaijani and German flags as a sign of support and solidarity with those countries. Photo: Tbilisi City Hall
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The Tbilisi TV tower has lit up with the colours of the Armenian flag as a sign of support and solidarity with the neighbouring country in the fight against COVID-19.
Earlier, Tbilisi TV tower was lit up with the colours of the Italian, Spanish, American, British, French, Turkish, Azerbaijani and German flags as well.
In support to #Germany affected by #COVID-19, #Tbilisi mast was illuminated in German flag ???????? colours to give people courage in this challenging time. All we need to win this war is unity. We must indeed all stand together! Zusammenstehen wird uns retten! @HeikoMaas pic.twitter.com/e34MvUsYvD
— David Zalkaliani (@DZalkaliani) April 17, 2020
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has called on the world leaders to "stand together". "We are all in the same boat. Together we can all win!" he has earlier tweeted.
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.
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.
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”.
The Tbilisi TV tower has been lit up in the colours of the Lebanese flag as a sign of solidarity with Lebanon after an explosion rocked the port of the capital city of Beirut on August 4, killing hundreds of people.
Tbilisi’s iconic TV tower will be reconstructed, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said yesterday.