Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze stated the aforesaid.
“On October 27, we conducted [presidential] elections with European standards, [and] the inauguration likewise will be conducted with European standards,” Panjikidze added.
In her words, the military component, too, will be on hand at the ceremony, Novosti Gruzia reports.
“[But] much less money will be spent on the inauguration of the new president,” the minister assured.
To note, Giorgi Margvelashvili will formally swear into office on November 17.

















