PM, members of organisational group of “world stars’” concerts discuss program agenda
At the meeting, it was noted that negotiations with “many famous stars” have been underway and detailed information about concerts would be provided to the public “as soon as possible”. Photo: Government administration
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Georgian prime minister Irakli Garibashvili on Thursday discussed the concert agenda for 2023 and 2024 with the members of the organisational group of concerts of the “world-class stars”, the government administration said.
Garibashvili said the concerts planned from the end of May to August 2023, as well as in 2024, would be held in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi, the Black Sea city of Batumi and at the Black Sea Arena, located in the Black Sea village of Shekvetili.
At the meeting, it was noted that negotiations with “many famous stars” have been underway and detailed information about concerts would be provided to the public “as soon as possible”.
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