Georgian President to submit annual report to Parliament
It will be Zourabichvili’s final report in her capacity, as her Presidential term ends in October. Photo: Presidential Administration
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Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili will on Tuesday submit her annual report to the Parliament.
It will be Zourabichvili’s final report in her capacity, as her Presidential term ends in October.
The leader of the Parliamentary majority and chairs of parliamentary factions will make remarks after her session.
Zourabichvili is entitled to address members of the legislative body with a closing address.
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