Israeli, Georgian justice ministers signs declaration on digitalisation of public services
Signed in Tbilisi, the declaration provides for cooperation in access to public services, business and land registration, notary services, electronic apostille and others, the Israeli embassy said.Photo: Justice Ministry.
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Israeli and Georgian justice ministers Gideon Sa'ar and Rati Bregadze on Wednesday signed a joint declaration for establishing cooperation on digitalisation of public services of the two countries.
Signed in Tbilisi, the declaration provides for cooperation in access to public services, business and land registration, notary services, electronic apostille and others, the Israeli embassy said.
As part of his visit to Georgia, Sa'ar also had a “productive” meeting with parliament chair Shalva Papuashvili and Givi Mikanadze, the head of the Israel-Georgia parliamentary friendship group.
Photo: Israel in Georgia facebook page.
The meeting saw the parties emphasise the “centuries-old friendly relations” between the two states and identify prospects of deepening their bilateral cooperation.
Photo: Economy Ministry.
The Israeli minister also held a meeting with economy minister Levan Davitashvili and discussed a range of opportunities to further expand ties “in various directions”.
Georgia’s investment potential and cooperation prospects in energy, agriculture and more were discussed on Thursday in a meeting between the Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and Meir Shamir, the Chief Executive Officer of Mivtach Shamir Holdings, an Israeli-based investment company.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration is hosting journalists from highly rated publications and television stations of Israel, as well as popular bloggers from the country, in a programme that will see them promote Georgia as a tourist destination to their audiences, the state body announced on Thursday.
Starting today Georgian citizens can apply for legal employment in Israel for a one-year term as part of an agreement signed between Israel and Georgia on April 9, announces the Ministry of Health of Georgia.
About 1,000 Georgian home care specialists will be able to find legal employment in Israel.
Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili on Wednesday told the General Assembly of the Intra-European Organisation of Tax Administrations the Georgian tax administration had “always been a leader” in offering tax services in digital format.