Georgian PM - Gov’t maintained peace, stability in “turbulent” 2023 geopolitical situation
The Government head said the “national interests” of the country were the “main principle, guide and the constitution” of his office, and added “tangible outcomes” had been brought to the country and its citizens since the current authorities came to power with the priorities in 2012. Photo: PM's press office
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on Tuesday said his Government managed to maintain “peace, stability and strong economic development” amid “extremely difficult, turbulent” geopolitical situations throughout the past year.
Garibashvili told the ongoing annual Ambassadorial Conference in Georgia's capital city of Tbilisi the country’s economic development had started to bring “concrete tangible results”, as the country had “one of the fastest developing economies in the world”.
Photo: MFA
The PM said the ongoing occupation of 20 percent of Georgian territories by Russia remained the “main challenge” for the country.
Of course, the high level of unemployment, the level of poverty remains a challenge. However, I would like to note that this year, as a result of strong economic development, the level of poverty and unemployment dropped to a historic low. Also, the national reserves of the country have approached a historic high”, he added.
The Government head said the “national interests” of the country were the “main principle, guide and the constitution” of his office, and added “tangible outcomes” had been brought to the country and its citizens since the current authorities came to power with the priorities in 2012.