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Georgian Parliament Speaker Papuashvili Looks Ahead to 2025 as a Pivotal Year for Peace and Unity

by Georgia Today
January 6, 2025
in News, Newspaper, Politics, Social & Society
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Members of the Georgian Dream party on Orthodox Christmas Eve, Speaker Papuashvili among them (right). Source: FB

Members of the Georgian Dream party on Orthodox Christmas Eve, Speaker Papuashvili among them (right). Source: FB

Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili, in his New Year message, reflected on the achievements of 2024 while looking ahead to a potentially “pivotal” 2025. He hailed the past year as one of “numerous triumphs” and expressed hope that the coming year would be the one where Georgia achieves its “ultimate victory.”
Papuashvili’s message expressed strong hope for the future, focusing on two main goals: peace and unity. He acknowledged that the past year had been particularly challenging, shaped by the global pandemic, ongoing conflicts, and shifting geopolitical realities. “The challenges of 2024 have reminded us of the fragility of our world,” he said. “But in these times, we have gained invaluable insights into the value of peace, wisdom, and foresight.”
Reflecting on Georgia’s past and its future, Papuashvili underscored the importance of protecting the legacy passed down through the nation’s ancestors. “We have inherited a rich history, a vibrant present, and a promising future,” he said. “It is our duty to cherish and safeguard what has been entrusted to us.”
The Speaker also emphasized that Georgia’s path forward must remain firmly rooted in the pursuit of peace. “The only wise course of action is an unwavering commitment to our peace policy,” he declared. However, he also noted that peace must be accompanied by unity. “Unity has always been the bedrock of our strength,” Papuashvili said. “When Georgians stand together, we are unstoppable, and that strength leads us to victory.”
Looking to the future, he expressed confidence that 2025 would be a turning point. “While 2024 brought important victories, the most significant triumphs lie ahead,” he said. “2025 will be the year when Georgia strengthens its sovereignty, fortifies its national identity, and achieves lasting peace.”
In closing, Papuashvili called for a united effort to ensure Georgia’s prosperity and future. “In the coming year, we must work together, consolidating our efforts to secure a brighter and more unified future,” he urged.

By Team GT

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