 Embassy of Georgia in Kyiv | |
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| Location | Kyiv |
| Address | Arsenalna St., 18, Kyiv 01901, Ukraine |
| Coordinates | 50°26′43″N30°29′54″E / 50.44528°N 30.49833°E Coordinates: 50°26′43″N30°29′54″E / 50.44528°N 30.49833°E |
| Ambassador | Grigol Katamadze |
The Embassy of Georgia in Kyiv is the diplomatic mission of Georgia in Ukraine. [1]
In early September 1918 in Kyiv, after talks with the government of Ukraine began operating Diplomatic Mission of Georgia, appointed ambassador Victor Tevzaya. and his deputy David Vacheishvili. The composition of the embassy were first and second secretaries, the consular, military attaché assistant economics department, press office. In the administrative and technical staff were Commandant home typists, translators, car driver, couriers, utility workers and others, only 20 people
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