PM condemns EU restrictions on diplomatic passports but affirms Georgia’s readiness to comply
14:01, 30.06.2025
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PM: Herczyński and 'accomplices' tried to put bickering politicians in power; I dread to think where they would have led this country
- PM Kobakhidze: U.S. President actively pursues closer ties and has visited China, yet his party members criticise Georgia for doing the same
- Georgia's PM: We stripped Eurocrats of almost all blackmail leverage in 2024; only visa liberalisation remains, and this pressure will fail
- PM Kobakhidze: Georgia-China partnership clearly yields tangible benefits in 'exemplary' strategic partnership
- PM Kobakhidze: HPPs will be built and crypto mining eliminated; Georgian state has resources to tackle corruption and sabotage
- Georgia's PM: Governance to continue in accordance with Georgian Constitution and principles established by Bidzina Ivanishvili in 2012
- PM Kobakhidze: Strengthening state institutions is key result of Bidzina Ivanishvili’s tenure; talk of single rule is false and personally offensive
- PM Kobakhidze congratulates Nikol Pashinyan on his party's electoral success
- Working group to be established on medicines for children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy
- Georgian PM says every state acts in its own self-interest; logically, new U.S. administration aims to review relations, including with Russia
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PM: Government continues to communicate with Trump Administration, U.S. Department of State; Hope this communication will bring tangible results
- U.S. House of Representatives passes Countering China's Control of the Caucasus Act requiring report on Russian, Chinese intelligence penetration, influence in Georgia
- Georgian PM hails ‘highly significant’ China deal: We are entering new era of comprehensive strategic partnership
- PM Kobakhidze: HPPs will be built and crypto mining eliminated; Georgian state has resources to tackle corruption and sabotage
- Tbilisi Mayor: I am certain Rep Joe Wilson couldn’t even find Georgia on map