The President of Georgia will attend Summer Rio Olympic games in August. According to Tengiz Pkhaladze, Giorgi Margvelashvili will arrive in Brazil with First Lady Maka Chichua. He will meet World Leaders in the frames of Rio Summer Olympics.
“This will be President’s first visit in Brazil. Central and South American countries are too important for Georgia,”-Tengiz Pkhaladze said. 

The President of Georgia, H.E. Giorgi Margvelashvili held a closed meeting with the heads of diplomatic mission as a part of the project “Ambassadorial 2016”.
As stated by the International Relations Secretary of the President, Tengiz Pkhaladze the meeting mainly focused on the challenges facing the Georgian diplomacy.
“The meeting centered on the challenges and changes of the current year. The diplomats also discussed the contemporary trends which should be strengthened in the Georgian diplomacy.
The heads of diplomatic mission exchanged opinions and overall, the format of the discussion was open.
We summarized the efforts of the last year and outlined the specific directions that need to be improved”, - said Mr. Pkhaladze.

President of Georgia, H.E. Giorgi Margvelashvili hosted the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó. Mr. Szijjártó visited Tbilisi as a part of the project program, “Ambassadorial 2016”, the annual diplomatic meeting where the country’s top officials and diplomats assemble.
As mentioned at the meeting, Hungary represents one of the most important partners of Georgia.
“Development of bilateral relations with Hungary encompasses different aspects of cooperation, such as activating bilateral visits, enhancing relationships in political, economic, and humanitarian areas, and cooperating in defense sphere. It is also integral to cooperate with Hungary, both in Visegrad Group’s, as well as the European Union’s and NATO’s formats", - stated Tengo Pkhaladze, the International Relations Secretary of the President of Georgia.
At the meeting the high ranking officials have also discussed the results of Warsaw Summit, the process of European and Euro-Atlantic integration, and the steps that Georgia takes in this process.
According to Tengiz Pkhaladze, the discussion at the meeting also centered on the pre-electoral environment inside the country. The participants expressed their certainty that the upcoming election will be conducted according to the highest European standards.

The President of Georgia, H.E. Giorgi Margvelashvili has hosted Fereydan Georgians at the Presidential Palace. The guests are visiting the country as a part of the project program conducted by the “Children and Youth Development Fund”. The President expressed his deep interest in the project program which enabled Fereydan Georgians to visit the country and to acquire Georgian language and music.
The President also expressed his support for Georgian language learning process. Giorgi Margvelashvili hopes that learning process would further preserve Georgian traditions. After the meeting guests had an opportunity to explore the Presidential Palace and take pictures.

On 27 July 2016, in the frames of the Ambassadorial 2016, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Péter Szijjártó will address the participants of the meeting as a guest of honour.
The working thematic sessions will focus on Georgia’s democratic development, on the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, on the European and Euro-Atlantic integration. Talking points also will include the cultural and economic diplomacy. The meetings between the representatives of Georgia’s executive and legislative branches and the participants of the Ambassadorial will be held in the frames of the thematic sessions.  
The participants will visit Georgia’s Technology Park to attend the working session on the issues of the economic diplomacy. The presentation of the modern technologies, innovations and start-up ecosystems will be held for the Ambassadors. It should be noted that this year for the first time in the framework of the Ambassadorial, the Heads of diplomatic missions of Georgia will meet the representatives of the business sector.  
The Ambassadorial 2016 started on 26 July and will last until 29 July. Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili, Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili  and Foreign Minister Mikheil Janelidze addressed the participants of the opening ceremony.

As soon as the occupation issue will be solved, we are ready to be in good neighborly relations with Russia – The President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili said after the meeting with Slovenian Counterpart. Giorgi Margvelashvili highlighted Russian-Georgian relations and noted that Georgia will never accept the occupation.
“Russia had occupied two regions of Georgia and our policy is clear: we will never accept the occupation and this is the most important problem for us. We are waiting for the time when Russian politicians will be ready for dialogue with us,”-Giorgi Margvelashvili said. 

The President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili presented Levan Bodzashvili as the candidate of judge of Supreme Court of Georgia. Giorgi Margvelashvili held press conference in Batumi today.
According to the President, Levan Bodzashvili was working in Security Council and he has unbiased and innocent past. He hoped that the candidate nominated by him will be supported by the Parliament.

The President of Georgia with the Delegation of Georgia has already come to the NATO Warsaw Summit.
“We are with our friend here. We are working on the strategy how to make the world, Black Sea and Georgia more secure place,”-said Giorgi Margvelashvili before the Summit.
According to the Presidential Administration, the official ceremony of welcome will be held. President of Georgia will also attend working dinner in the evening. 

Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has signed a joint address of Georgia's parliamentary parties to the Warsaw Summit, in which the signatory parties confirm that, notwithstanding significant political differences and divisions between them, the country's political spectrum comes together in support of Georgia's Euro-Atlantic integration.
The parties appeal to the NATO member states to support and encourage Georgia's NATO membership aspirations.
It is important, the Prime Minister believes, that, despite difference of opinions on various issues, a consensus has been reached on this particular topic.
"The signatory parliamentary parties of Georgia have had substantial internal policy disagreements. Nonetheless, we are in agreement on one principle: Georgia is a sovereign and independent state, and the Georgian people are committed to building a European democracy that enshrines freedom and economic opportunities and aspires to achieving full integration in Euro-Atlantic institutions. Georgia is poised to play an important role in the collective security, democracy, and prosperity of the Euro-Atlantic community. We recognize the extraordinary regional challenges facing Georgia. Our country is partially occupied by Russia which has recognized the regions under its control as independent states.
As a result of Russia's aggression in Georgia over the past 25 years, and its military intervention in 2008, we have hundreds of thousands of IDPs. Our region is plagued by territorial disputes and armed conflicts in nearby areas. At the same time, our location is also vital as a logistics and energy corridor connecting the West and the East. We have no control over our neighbors' actions, therefore we should not be held hostage to their actions. As Georgian citizens, we uphold the principles of good neighborly relations, free and open trade, dialogue, and peaceful dispute resolution. However, we are committed to defending Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. We aspire to achieving accession to the Euro-Atlantic community and to receiving full support from our partners on our path to integration in EU and NATO institutions," the declaration reads.
The document is signed by Prime Minister of Georgia Giorgi Kvirikashvili, President Giorgi Margvelashvili, and Speaker of the Parliament Davit Usupashvili, Georgian Dream, Republicans, Conservators, National Forum, Free Democrats, and United National Movement.

The Prime Minister of Georgia Giorgi Kvirikashvili has signed the joint appeal of the parliamentary parties of Georgia to Warsaw Summit in which it is confirmed that despite the political differences, the political spectrum is united in support of the Euro-Atlantic integration.
Political parties of Georgia call on NATO member states to support and encourage Georgia's aspiration to NATO membership. President Margvelashvili has also signed the document.