**Georgia Celebrates Independence Day**
Today, May 26th, is a special day for Georgia as the country marks its independence from Soviet rule. In a statement, Georgia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maka Bochorishvili, congratulated everyone on this occasion and expressed her wishes for a peaceful, stable, and strong Georgia.
According to Bochorishvili, May 26th is an emotional day in modern Georgian history. She emphasized that although the country has gained independence, it still faces daily challenges in protecting its sovereignty. As such, she stressed that it’s every Georgian’s duty to ensure peace and stability in their homeland, so that future generations can live in a Georgia that is as envisioned by their ancestors.
**International Recognition**
Bochorishvili also highlighted the international recognition of Georgia’s Independence Day. The country has received congratulations from its partners around the world. “We have received quite a few congratulations,” she noted, adding that this process is still ongoing. Bochorishvili expressed gratitude to those who are sharing this day with Georgia.
**Commemorations and Celebrations**
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has organized various events to commemorate Georgia’s Independence Day abroad. Today, the ministry is hosting guests in Mtskheta, featuring entertainment activities especially for children. The diaspora representatives will also perform songs, reflecting the importance of celebrating this day properly worldwide.
Bochorishvili thanked the Minister of Culture and the Ministry of Culture for their cooperation in these events. She emphasized that many interesting activities have been planned to highlight Georgian culture, giving friends and partners a chance to experience it.
**In Conclusion**
As Georgia celebrates its Independence Day, the country’s leaders remind everyone of the ongoing fight for peace and stability. With international recognition and celebrations around the world, this day serves as a reminder of Georgia’s resilience and determination to protect its sovereignty.
