The Ministry of Justice celebrated Georgia's Independence Day in Poti with a series of ceremonial events. Deputy Minister of Justice, along with local authorities, extended their congratulations to the audience on this significant occasion.

Throughout the day, the Ministry of Justice organized a variety of cultural, sports, children's, and entertainment activities for both locals and visitors. Highlights of the celebrations included:

• Theatrical performance "Argonauts";
• Issuance of commemorative birth certificates titled "Birthplace - Independent Georgia" from the Mobile Public Service Hall;
• Distribution of May 26 commemorative passports; Registration of about 100 individuals for free training sessions; Distribution of legislative literature;
• An opportunity for attendees to make a symbolic signature on the act of independence.

The event also featured:

• Archival exhibits showcasing the historical and cultural development of Poti;
• An exhibition of paintings by convicts;
• Children’s activities, master classes and workshops;
• Sports games, cognitive quizzes and shows;
• Cyber games;

A concert featuring performances by local and visiting artists.

At 17:10, the historic moment of Georgia's declaration of independence was commemorated with a solemn celebration. The national anthem of Georgia was performed by the ensemble "Didgori."

Military armored vehicles from the Georgian Defense Forces were displayed in the central square of Poti.

In addition to Poti, Independence Day events were organized by the government administration in 18 cities across Georgia.

The Ministry of Justice of Georgia extends its congratulations on Independence Day!