PM-led Govt council discusses priorities in national development strategic document
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili met the representatives of the executive and legislative bodies on Monday to discuss the national development strategic document. Photo: Government of Georgia press office
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An inter-agency council chaired by the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili held a meeting on Monday to discuss priorities in the country's national development strategic document and necessary moves for its implementation, Government of Georgia press office said.
The meeting in the government headquarters in Tbilisi was attended by the representatives of the executive and legislative bodies.
During the discussion, Garibashvili noted that “each reform, program, project planned by the government served to improve the conditions of Georgian citizens, ensure their well-being and strengthen the country”.
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