Georgia is a country located in Western Asia. With the capital city of Tbilisi, Georgia has a population of 3,989,178 based on a recent census from COUNTRYAAH. In March 1991, Georgians voted with great majority for full independence and in April Georgia was proclaimed an independent state. In May, Zviad Gamsachurdia, the President of Parliament,… Read More »
Sukhumi According to deluxesurveillance.com, Sukhumi is the capital of Abkhazia. The city is located on the Black Sea coast. The first people appeared here about 300 thousand years ago. Now in Sukhumi there are many sights that remind of the historical past of the city. On the Dioscuri embankment, you can see the ruins of… Read More »
Southern Peach State Georgia is located in the southeastern United States of America on the Atlantic Ocean. The capital of the US state is the Olympic city of Atlanta. Around 480,000 people currently live there, and 5.8 million people live in the metropolitan area of Atlanta. In 2019, there were approximately 10.62 million people at… Read More »
Health care Vaccinations Vaccination needed receipt required yellow fever no Typhoid & Polio Yes – cholera 2 malaria 1 – Eat Drink Overview Minor illnesses can be treated in Georgia. For outpatient treatment, we recommend MediClub Georgia (English speaking), Chavchavadze Ave. 5, Tbilisi, Tel: 25 19 91 (24-hour mobile: (08 99) 58 19 91. Surgical… Read More »
The EU Neighborhood Policy (ENP) was established in 2004, the same year that the European Union (EU) was enlarged by 10 new countries, mainly in Eastern Europe. The purpose of the policy was to create a “ring of veins” around the EU’s new external borders and thus prevent new dividing lines in Europe. The desire… Read More »
Georgian art Georgian art, the art on the territory of Georgia. The first evidence on Georgian territory has existed since the 5th and 4th centuries. Millennium BC BC (Paleolithic settlements); from the 2nd / 1st Century BC BC Megalithic buildings and Kurgan tombs. Medieval architecture developed in the 1st half of the 4th century (fortifications,… Read More »