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Ruling party starts campaign meetings in country’s regions ahead of parliamentary elections

Leaders of the party will meet locals in the country’s central-eastern city of Mtskheta today, the release added. Photo: Georgian Dream Press Office

Agenda.ge, 21 Aug 2024 - 12:14, Tbilisi,Georgia

The ruling Georgian Dream party is set to start campaign meetings in the country’s regions ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for October 26, its press office said on Wednesday.

Leaders of the party will meet locals in the country’s central-eastern city of Mtskheta today, the release added.

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