Monarchs of UK, Spain, Netherlands congratulate Georgian President on Independence Day
Foreign policy
Mikheil Kavelashvili
Photo: Presidential Administration
The monarchs of the United Kingdom, Spain, and the Netherlands on Saturday sent formal congratulations to Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili on the occasion of Georgia’s Independence Day, reaffirming warm diplomatic ties and extending best wishes to the Georgian people.
In their letters, King Charles III, King Felipe VI, and King Willem-Alexander emphasised friendship, peace, and prosperity, while reaffirming their countries’ goodwill toward Georgia and its citizens.
“My wife and I sincerely congratulate you and the Georgian people on this significant day. We hope that the friendship and strong partnership between our countries will continue and deepen in the future. It is an honour for our family to wish every citizen of Georgia peace, prosperity, and success”, King Charles III said.
King Felipe VI of Spain similarly expressed his appreciation, saying “on the occasion of Georgia’s national holiday, I would like to extend the congratulations of the Spanish Government and the Spanish people. Mr. President, please accept my best wishes for your personal well-being, as well as for peace and progress for the dear people of Georgia”.
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands added, “on the occasion of Georgia’s national holiday, please accept my best wishes for the well-being of the people of Georgia”.
