While the Dream government is diligently trying to abolish the visa-free regime, a new project of great importance for Georgia is starting in Brussels. One of the leaders of the Strong Georgia - Lelo coalition, Salome Samadashvili, writes in a post on the social network.

The matter concerns the Aegidium building in Brussels, which was purchased by the "Khazaradze Foundation". As Samadashvili writes, the House of Georgia will be established in the mentioned palace.

“I am convinced that, through the struggle of the Georgian people, the time will come very soon when Georgia, liberated from the regime, will celebrate its accession to the European Union, both in the building of the Georgian Embassy and in this amazing palace, where Georgia’s house in Europe is being established.

A big thank you to the Belgian architect, Anders Bjolk, who first helped us find an amazing building for the embassy years ago, and now has helped the Khazaradze Foundation acquire this unique building.

The shame that the current regime represents must end soon... Let us regain the national pride that is being taken away from us, let us be able to speak in the name of a successful country in the capital of Europe, to protect Georgia’s long-term peace, development and prosperity.

Our current situation is shameful,” Samadashvili wrote on social media.