Tbilisi: Minister of External Affairs Jaisankar, who was visiting two days to Georgia on Saturday met with representatives from the Indian community from Tsnori, Khaketi.
“When I started the day, it was nice to meet Indian community representatives from Tsnori, Khaketi.
Their hard work in the agricultural sector has received a good name, Indian people who are active are our global bridges,” Jaisankar tweeted.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has arrived in the country on Friday on a two-day visit about the invitation of his colleague Georgia David Zalcaliani.
On Friday, the minister handedth to his partner Georgia, the Holy Heritage of Kenevan The Martyr, a 17th century Kakhheti Queen was honored as Suci by the Georgia Orthodox Church, found in India.
After submitting the relics placed in the wooden wooden box, a religious ceremony was held attended by the ILIA II Patriarch, the Spiritual Leader of the Georgia Orthodox Church, and the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili.
“Warmly welcomed in Tbilisi by FM David Zalcaliani.
Thanks to submitting Holy Heritage of St.
Queen Ketevan to the people of Georgia.
Emotional moment” Jaisankar said in the previous tweet.
Zalcaliani said that Jaishankar’s visit would play a big role in strengthening bonding and taking the relationship between the two countries to a completely new level.
Consider the persistent request from Georgia for permanent transfer of the Holy Heritage and also taking into account historical, religious and spiritual sentiments attached to St.
Ketevan Queen by the People of Georgia, the Indian government decided to give a prize to the part of the Holy Heritage to the Government and the Georgian community.
Officials said this would strengthen friendship bonds and understanding between India and Georgia.
Jaisankar met with members of the Indian community in Georgia
