Georgian Days in Opole may not take place

The festival may not take place because Polish post in Tbilisi refused entry visas for the members of Georgian folk group of song and dance. Planned on the 19th-21st of September Georgian Days will certainly not take place in this term because performance of Nakadula group was supposed to be the main point of the festival. Apart from concerts and performances was planned collecting money for children hurt in result of Russian agression. The Georgian ambassador was to visit Opole and Georgian falg was to flutter at Wolności Square.

- I heard from Demeri Surmavy, leader of Nakadula group that the consul said that they were not allowed to get visa because they were found unreliable - trembled with anger the organizer of the event Leon Dumbowski.

The vice-president of Opole Arkadiusz Karbowiak, responsible for co-organization of Georgian Days wrote an official invitation for the group. He doesn't know about any artistic achievements of Nakadula. - But we have confidence in Leon Dumbowski who proposed to organize the Georgian Days - he underlined. - He is a reliable enterpreneur. Piotr Burzyński from the Polish Embassy in Tbilisi: - Local Ministry of Culture doesn't know anything about Nakadula. Moreover, in the group we can find a person unwelcome on the territory of Schengen.

Source: Rzeczpospolita