Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said at a meeting with diplomats, representatives of international financial and consulting organizations that Georgia was not what it had been 2 to 20 years ago, Georgia Online reports.He said that the country had a unique cultural and historical heritage, high flexibility and potential to make use of the situation. In his words, democratic institutions and law are becoming stronger, infrastructure is improving, economic reforms are activating, and European and Euro-Atlantic integration are stepping up.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said at a meeting with diplomats, representatives of international financial and consulting organizations that Georgia was not what it had been 2 to 20 years ago, Georgia Online reports.
He said that the country had a unique cultural and historical heritage, high flexibility and potential to make use of the situation. In his words, democratic institutions and law are becoming stronger, infrastructure is improving, economic reforms are activating, and European and Euro-Atlantic integration are stepping up.
