Rural residents of Georgia to receive public services via minibuses
More than 450 services will be available in the public service hall of Gardabani. Photo: Public Service Hall.
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Rural residents of Georgia will receive public services on the spot from minibuses, Minister of Justice Rati Bregadze announced today at the opening ceremony of a public service hall in Gardabani municipality in Georgia’s Kvemo Kartli region.
We will provide the rural population with all the services that they can receive in public service halls with specially equipped minibuses. This means that the Georgian state will provide even more services to everyone”, noted Bregadze.
Public service hall in Gardabani municipality. Photo: Public Service Hall.
Georgian PM Garibashvili also attended the opening ceremony in Gardabani municipality and thanked the employees of the ministry for their service.
Minister of Justice Rati Bregadze also stated that with the support of Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili the employees of the public service halls will receive increased salaries starting July 1.
Of course, the main focus, the main priority, should not be only the development of big cities, but also the development of regions, since a large part of our population lives in the regions, that is why they need such modern buildings, modern services and one of the main priorities of our government will be the development of the regions in the coming years,” stated PM Garibashvili.
More than 450 services will be available in the public service hall of Gardabani.
In total, there are 26 public service halls operating across the country, including the newly opened public service hall in Gardabani.
Public service halls and community centres will resume work starting tomorrow throughout Georgia. Individuals who want to receive service, should book a visit time on the website www.mygov.ge. Georgian Justice Minister said that underage individuals will not be allowed to enter community centres and public service halls throughout the country.
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