The Tbilisi Mayor’s Office has launched collection of a humanitarian aid for the Ukrainian protesters supporting opposition presidential candidate Victor Yushchenko.
“Georgian citizens can bring warm clothes and other things to assist Ukrainian people,” Vice-Premier of Tbilisi Temur Kurkhuli told reporters on November 29.
Later today Georgian musicians will hold a concert outside the Ukrainian Embassy in Tbilisi in support of the Ukrainian opposition. A group of Georgian singers visited Ukraine last week and held a concert at the opposition rally.
In a statement issued on November 27 the Georgian Foreign Ministry condemned the presidential elections in Ukraine as flawed.
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