PM: proud that Georgia hosted UEFA U21 European Championship “very well”
In his comments to the media, the Head of the Government noted the infrastructure, stadiums and renovated grounds for the Championship would be useful for Georgia and its citizens, adding “the next generation will grow and we will win the next championships”. Photo via Government Administration
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on Saturday said he was proud that Georgia had held the UEFA 2023 Under 21 European Championship “very well”, thanking everyone involved and emphasising the Georgian national team had performed “admirably, very strongly”.
Garibashvili’s comments followed the letter of UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin earlier today, in which he thanked the PM for his “invaluable contribution” to making the Under 21 European Championship “an outstanding success”.
In his comments to the media, the Head of the Government noted the infrastructure, stadiums and renovated grounds for the Championship would be useful for Georgia and its citizens, adding “the next generation will grow and we will win the next championships”.
Georgia co-hosted the tournament with Romania between June 21-July 8, in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi, with the country’s national team managing to reach the quarter-finals for the first time in history.