The traditional annual mayoral ceremony (Cérémonie de vœux) was held in Leuville-sur-Orge, France where Mayor Éric Brévent addressed residents and guests, placing special emphasis on the significance of the Georgian Estate restoration project.
In his remarks, the mayor noted that the comprehensive rehabilitation of the historic Georgian property is nearing completion. Restoration works on the château, library and several pavilions have largely been finalized, while the Georgian restaurant ‘Oda’ has entered its final phase of development.
Mayor Brévent expressed gratitude to the Government of Georgia and the estate’s local administration for organizing numerous events at the château and for keeping the site open to the residents of Leuville. He emphasized the cultural bond between the two countries, stating that while Leuville and Georgia speak different languages, they share a common cultural heritage.
The ceremony was attended by members of the municipal council, representatives of the local administration, cultural and civic organizations and residents of the municipality. Also present were Tamar Kvaratskhelia, head of the Georgian Academy of Leuville, and Teona Melitauri, the local manager of the Georgian Estate.
