Supreme Court of Georgia

The Ambassador of the U.S. attended the closing event of the project at the Supreme Court

Published: 09/26/2011

On September 26, closing event was conducted at the Supreme Court of Georgia, where John Bass, the Ambassador of the U.S.A. and Konstantin Kublashvili, the Chairman of the Supreme Court, introduced the society with the outcomes of the project. By the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Judicial Administration and Management Reform Project (JAMR) completed 4 years long successful working in supporting the Georgian court system. The action plan of Judicial Administration and Management Reform Project (JAMR) was defined on the base of current situation and through the assessment of priorities of the court system of Georgia. The Chairman of the Supreme Court and U.S. Ambassador positively estimated the activities carried out within the limits of the project. 

At the end of the meeting, Konstantin Kublashvili and John Bass, signed the document regarding the transfer of techniques and equipments to the court, which was purchased within the limits of the project. Besides, the judicial officers were given the certificates for fruitful cooperation.