About 30 meetings were held in 11 municipalities where ethnic minorities live, and about 500 beneficiaries of 16 villages were provided with information on free legal state services.
Tea Akhvlediani, Minister of Reconciliation and Civil Equality Issues opened the ceremony with a greeting speech.
In her words, the most crucial task of the Georgian government is to inform people living in villages far from municipal centers where the requirements for knowledge of the Georgian language are not still met.
She says the people will be informed on the state programs and services.
“The information campaign project launched by the state minister is crucial,’’ Tea Akhvlediani said.
