Georgian PM attends Mountain Days 2024 in Tusheti
"It is very important to celebrate such days, which, of course, will continue in the future," the PM said.Photo: Government's Administration.
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Saturday attended an opening ceremony of the Mountain Days 2024 in Georgia’s northern highland region Tusheti, initiated by the Government Administration in the third year in a row.
The head of the Government congratulated the local population on the opening of the public celebration Tushetoba, a public event aimed to popularise Georgia’s mountainous regions and protected areas, and expressed gratitude to “all those people who take care of this beauty and traditions”.
"It is very important to celebrate such days, which, of course, will continue in the future," the PM said.
Along with representatives of the Georgian Government, Kobakhidze visited an exhibition and sale of the products of local craftsmen, took part in a culinary master class, and attended an awarding ceremony of locals for their “special contribution” to the development of the mountain area.
Georgian mountainous regions of Khevsureti and Kazbegi and highland town Mestia are also hosting the festival on Saturday, while next weekend events will be held in Bakhmaro, the highest alpine ski destination in western Georgia, Goderdzi, the country’s winter resort of the mountainous region of Adjara and small mountainous towns Tsageri and Gordi in western Georgia.