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Georgia’s US Ambassador features at high-level State Department reception

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At the invitation of the US Secretary of State, Tamar Taliashvili, Georgia’s Ambassador to the United States, attended a reception at the State Department.

The event was hosted by Deputy Secretary of State Michael Rigas in the Benjamin Franklin State Dining Room and brought together high-ranking officials from the Trump Administration and the Department of State, alongside spiritual leaders and members of the diplomatic corps.

Among the attendees was Vicky Hartzler, the newly appointed Chair of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom. During discussions with Chair Hartzler, Ambassador Taliashvili highlighted the importance of strengthening future cooperation.

The reception was held in honour of the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, recognising his contributions to interfaith dialogue and international religious freedom.

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image Ukrainian foreign office thanks Georgian Government for humanitarian aid amid ongoing Russian attacks

06.01.2026.18:21

The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday expressed gratitude to the Georgian Government for sending high-capacity generators to Ukraine, emphasising the importance of the assistance amid ongoing Russian attacks and severe winter conditions.

The Ministry noted that Georgia has sent 27 high-capacity generators to Ukraine since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, along with an additional nine generators specifically designated for the Sumy region.

“We sincerely thank the Government of Georgia, which, since the beginning of the Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion, has sent 27 high-capacity generators to Ukraine, as well as 9 generators to the Sumy Oblast”, the statement said.

 

The Ukrainian side highlighted that this support came at a critical time, as the country faced daily attacks and harsh winter conditions.

“In the context of daily terrorist attacks as well as severe cold, this humanitarian aid is extremely important and timely. It will contribute to strengthening the resilience of the Sumy Oblast, which is in the zone of constant threat from the Russian enemy and is facing brutal attacks on civilian infrastructure and the peaceful population”, the Ministry noted.

By an order of Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, the JSC “Georgian Energy Development Fund” sent a humanitarian shipment to Ukraine.

The shipment includes nine generators of various types and capacities.

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