Building on 30+ years of U.S.-Georgia health cooperation, Chargé d’Affaires Austrian and a visiting U.S. CDC delegation met Health Minister Sarjveladze to discuss strengthening public health systems, sharing expertise, and improving disease prevention for the benefit of both countries. 📷@MOHgovge

A more secure region starts with stronger borders. Chargé d’Affaires Austrian joined the opening of the Georgian Border Police post in Java-Oni, built with the support of the U.S. European Command to support patrols in Racha and strengthen regional security. 📸@MIAofGeorgia

Chargé d’Affaires Courtney Austrian welcomed 13 new @PeaceCorps Response Volunteers to Georgia last week. They will share American expertise as teachers, trainers, and organizational development specialists in communities across Georgia, serving for up to one year.

Innovation thrives when ideas move freely. As Secretary Rubio emphasized, America is reaching for new frontiers. This week, U.S. Embassy speaker and American tech policy expert @ShaneTews explored Super Intelligence (SI) and digital freedom with Georgian youth and professionals. @AEI

32 years ago today, the State Partnership Program between the U.S. state of Georgia and the nation of Georgia began. Three+ decades of joint training, exercises & shared deployments globally has forged an enduring bond between Georgian and American forces. #SPP32

Free speech fuels American innovation and leadership. We hosted Dr. Joseph Fornieri for a virtual discussion with Georgian participants on freedom of expression, strengthening U.S.-Georgia ties and supporting America's commitment to protecting free speech worldwide.

Today marks the 33rd anniversary of the tragic fall of Sokhumi. We join our Georgian partners in remembering the sacrifice and courage of those who gave their lives to protect the Georgian homeland and those who have since been displaced after the war.

Countering terrorist support networks helps keep America safe. Uzbek national Davud Ansariy, a naturalized U.S. citizen, was arrested in Tbilisi after a decade on the run and extradited to face U.S. charges of providing material support to ISIS and al-Nusrah Front. We thank our Georgian partners for helping secure his arrest and extradition.

.@SelectUSA connections continue long after the Summit ends. We recently brought Georgian participants and partners together with Chargé d’Affaires Courtney Austrian to share investment experiences and explore opportunities to invest in the United States. We’re helping Georgian businesses build on these connections to grow in America and strengthen both our economies.

This week, Mr. Andrew Loomis Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia met with U.S. Embassy Tbilisi leadership and Georgian defense counterparts to discuss bilateral defense cooperation and regional security matters. The discussions focused on advancing shared priorities, strengthening cooperation on matters of mutual interest, and supporting security and stability in the region. 📸 @ModGovGe

Last week's Security Assistance Review brought U.S. and Georgian defense officials together in Tbilisi to assess programs and discuss future training and defense capabilities. The review helps the U.S. manage assistance effectively, strengthen coordination, and advance shared security. 📸 @ModGovGe

Happy Constitution Day! Today, we’re celebrating the freedoms and values enshrined in our founding document since 1787.

Today at the U.S. Embassy, we observed a moment of silence to honor the memory of those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Chargé d’Affaires Courtney Austrian reflected on the extraordinary professionalism and selflessness demonstrated by firefighters, rescue workers, police officers, service members, medical personnel, and ordinary citizens. Twenty-five years later, we remember September 11, and the courage and unity shown by the American people that day remain a powerful symbol of the resilience of the American spirit.

25 years after the September 11 terrorist attacks, we remember the 2,977 lives lost, honor the heroes who emerged, and reflect on the resilience of the American spirit. We will never yield. We will never bend. We will never give up.

We are pleased to announce the arrival of our new Charge d’Affaires, Courtney Austrian, to the U.S. Embassy. Amy Diaz has returned to her duties as Deputy Chief of Mission.

Chargé d’Affaires Amy Diaz visited the Lugar Center, a strong example of U.S.-Georgia cooperation in public health. Built and equipped with U.S. support, the Center helps Georgia detect and monitor infectious diseases and strengthen public health capacity.

Chargé d’Affaires Amy W. Diaz was pleased to meet with Rotary Club Tbilisi Ambassador. The United States is proud of the enduring bonds between Americans and Georgians, strengthened through Rotary networks and U.S. exchange programs.

Today marks the eighteenth anniversary of Russia’s military aggression against Georgia. The United States remains deeply concerned over Russia’s continuing occupation of Georgian territory and condemns the killings, kidnappings, and other abuses that have occurred under Russia’s ongoing occupation. We express our solidarity with the people of Georgia and reaffirm our commitment to Georgia’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity and underline the need for the peaceful resolution of the conflict.