PM highlights Georgia’s role in developing paralympic movement
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Monday met with International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons, highlighting the importance of the committee’s continued support and thanking Parsons for his close cooperation with the Georgian Paralympic Committee.
The meeting focused on the 2026 IBSA Judo World Championships, which will see Georgia host a record number of participants. Georgia’s successful experience in hosting international para-sport events was also highlighted.
The sides also discussed measures taken by the state to further develop the Paralympic movement. It was noted that the annual budget of the Georgian Paralympic Committee had increased significantly, while awards for para-athletes had been brought into line with those granted to Olympic athletes.





