Georgia's National Handball Team will receive a cash award of 1 million GEL by government decision

**Georgian Handball Team Rewarded for European Championship Qualification**

The Georgian national handball team has been awarded a cash prize of one million GEL by the Government of Georgia. This decision was made after the team qualified for the European Championship, which is considered a significant achievement.

According to sources from the Administration of the Government of Georgia, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze signed a decree awarding the team this prize. The decision was made in recognition of their hard work and dedication to handball.

The Georgian national team secured their place at the European Championship by defeating Greece 29-26 in a closely contested match held at Tbilisi Arena. This victory marked a significant milestone for the team, as it is their second consecutive appearance at the prestigious tournament.

**A Boost for Georgian Sports**

This achievement is seen as a boost to Georgian sports, which have been gaining momentum in recent years. The Government’s decision to award the team a cash prize of one million GEL demonstrates its commitment to supporting and developing sports in Georgia.

The presence of top government officials at the match, including Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, President, and members of the government, also highlights the importance placed on this achievement. The Prime Minister’s congratulations to the team and his wish for their success demonstrate a strong support from the highest levels of government.

**Commentary**

This development is a positive step forward for Georgian sports, and it will be interesting to see how the team performs at the European Championship. The awarding of a cash prize to the team also sets an example for other sports teams in Georgia, showing that hard work and dedication are recognized and rewarded.

Furthermore, this achievement demonstrates the growth and development of handball as a sport in Georgia. It will be essential to monitor how the country’s national teams perform at international competitions in the coming years.

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