Georgia will receive tourists from the EU in compliance with all safety standards Minister

Georgia is ready to receive tourists from the European Union from July 1 in compliance with all safety standards. According to the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, Minister Natia Turnava said this during a videoconference with ambassadors of the EU countries, which took place on June 2 at the initiative of the head of the European Union representative office in Georgia Carl Harzel a. Ambassadors from 20 countries participated in the online conference. Natia Turnava told foreign diplomats about the government's anti-crisis plan, the strategy to lift the country out of crisis, a new investment policy aimed at attracting world companies to the country. I thanked them (EU ambassadors) for their support both in carrying out our reforms and in the period of combating the pandemic, I informed EU ambassadors about the economic strategy, which is aimed at mitigating the crisis, as well as our plans for the future, the press service of the Ministry reports the comment of the Minister after the conference. According to Natia Turnava, she saw from foreign diplomats a very great desire to resume direct flights with Georgia and restore ties and cooperation in the field of tourism. Ambassadors showed great interest in the new investment policy of the Government of Georgia, the message reads.