Tbilisi Mayor thanks citizens for support, pledges to serve citizens with real results

“Thank you sincerely for your support and trust. As the Mayor of the capital, I pledge to repay this respect and love with real work,” Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze stated, noting that implementation of important city projects will begin tomorrow.

“Congratulations on this wonderful victory—congratulations to all of Georgia. This is another strong response from worthy Georgians to the representatives of those stateless agents. Peace to Georgia, prosperity to Tbilisi. We have often spoken about how important peace is, especially in light of the challenges the world faces today. What is happening in our country is no accident. Despite the insults, slander, and threats, our firm policy continues to protect the interests of Georgia.

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude and say that I am proud to be a comrade-in-arms of Bidzina Ivanishvili. Thanks to his vision, strength of character, and guidance, our country enjoys long-term peace today. I also thank Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, my friend, for his support and solidarity. Our strength lies in unity, in being one big family. I extend my thanks to the Chairman of Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, and to the Head of the Tbilisi Election Headquarters, Levan Machavariani. Above all, special thanks to you—our comrades and supporters. It is through your dedication that we achieved this important victory.

Starting tomorrow, we will begin implementing the projects that matter most to our city. Throughout the campaign, we were the only team with a real vision. We spoke about specific projects, real challenges, and solutions, never shying away from the problems Tbilisi faces. We know exactly what the city needs and what it must become in the next four years.

Thank you for standing with us and for your unwavering support. As Mayor, I promise to repay your respect and love through meaningful work and outstanding projects. Success and victories to our country. Long live Tbilisi, long live our victory, and may God protect Georgia,” Kaladze stated.