Source:The Administration of the President of Georgia (Tbilisi)
Posted: Wednesday, December 22, 2021
The Georgian government has declared January 1-10, 2022, inclusively, as public holidays in Georgia, following the confirmation of 2 dozen cases of the Omicron variant.
Recall that, earlier this year (2021-04-10), an interagency commission led by Georgian Prime Minister, Irakli Garibashvili, had declared the period of May 4-11, 2021, inclusively, as additional non-working public holidays to curb the possible spread of Covid-19, which, combined with annual public holidays, meant a continuous period of public holidays in Georgia, from May 1-12, 2021, inclusively.
As per the aforementioned decision, "the decision applies to public institutions, and it is up to the private sector whether or not to observe the holiday".
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