Gov’t Administration Head: PM’s speech at CPAC in Budapest will focus on “very important” Georgian values
The Administration Head said this year’s enlarged government meeting, to be hosted in Georgia, would also be discussed at the meetings with Hungarian officials. Photo via Government Administration
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Revaz Javelidze, the Head of the Government Administration, on Wednesday said Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili’s speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference would focus on the “very important” Georgian values.
Within the framework of the visit to Hungary, the Georgian delegation will hold high-level meetings, discussing cooperation with Hungary both in bilateral and multilateral formats, Javelidze noted.
The Administration Head said this year’s enlarged government meeting, to be hosted in Georgia, would also be discussed at the meetings with Hungarian officials, the Government Administration said.
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