Georgian PM congratulates “brotherly” Armenian Orthodox faithful on Christmas, Epiphany
“May this day bring joy and happiness to everyone who celebrates this great holiday with their heart and soul”, Garibashvili noted. Photo via Government Administration
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on Saturday congratulated Georgian nationals of Armenian ethnic background, as well as citizens of Armenia, on the Orthodox Christmas and Epiphany celebrations.
The Head of the Government extended his message both to his compatriots and the “brotherly Armenian people”, the Government Administration said.
May this day bring joy and happiness to all who celebrate this great holiday with their heart and soul”, Garibashvili noted.
He wished “peace and prosperity” to those who are celebrating the holidays today.
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on Friday congratulated Georgian nationals of Armenian ethnic background, as well as citizens of Armenia, on the Orthodox Christmas and Epiphany celebrations.
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