Embassy of Georgia, Kiev

The Embassy of Georgia in Kiev is the diplomatic mission of Georgia in Ukraine.[1]

Embassy of Georgia in Kiev
LocationKiev
AddressArsenalna St., 18, Kiev 01901, Ukraine
AmbassadorGrigol Katamadze

History

In early September 1918 in Kiev, 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

Diplomatic relations between Georgia and Ukraine were established on 21 July 1992. April 5, 1994 began work Embassy of Ukraine in Georgia, August 19, 1994 - Embassy of Georgia in Kiev.

Consulate General of Georgia
  • Consulate General of Georgia in Odesa, Leo Tolstoy str, 30, Odesa, Ukraine
  • Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Yalta
  • Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Zhytomyr
  • Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Lviv

Previous Ambassadors
Ambassador Mikheil Ukleba in the office of the Georgian Embassy in Kyiv
  1. Victor Tevzaya (09.1918-09.1919)[2]
  2. Valeriy Chechelashvili (05.07.1994-04.10.1998);[3]
  3. Malkhaz Chachava (16.12.1998-13.10.2000);[4]
  4. Grigol Katamadze (31.10.2000 – 2007);.[5]
  5. Merab Antadze (01.11.2007 – 2008);[6]
  6. Grigol Katamadze (01.01.2009 - 2013).[7]
  7. Mikheil Ukleba (2013 - 2017)
  8. Gela Dumbadze (2017 -2019 )
  9. Teimuraz Sharashenidze (2019- )

See also

References
  1. Embassy of Georgia to Ukraine
  2. UNKNOWN PAGES OF DIPLOMACY
  3. Relations between Georgia and Ukraine
  4. Relations between Georgia and Ukraine
  5. GRIGOL KATAMADZE. Embassy of Georgia to Ukraine
  6. Merab ANTADZE: “Ukrainian-Georgian relations are an example of cooperation between a large state and a small one”
  7. GRIGOL KATAMADZE. Embassy of Georgia to Ukraine


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