14 August 2026,   01:12
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Didgori is an exemplary model of how a dignified state achieves historical victories - Kavelashvili

Didgori in our memory is not merely one of the great military victories; August 12, 1121, stands as the logical culmination of long-term preparation, matchless intellect, and iron discipline. The President of Georgia said at the event dedicated to the Didgoroba celebration.

As he noted, Didgoroba is the greatest celebration of national dignity and state strength.

"Didgori is, first and foremost, the overcoming of one`s own weaknesses and flaws of character. It is an exemplary model of how a dignified state should conduct politics and public life so that the nation surpasses itself and achieves historical victories. Today, in the 21st century, this is precisely the path we must walk. A path that demands constant vigilance, inner fortitude, and pragmatic thinking, so that Georgia may finally be unified, and become strong and truly sovereign!

History teaches us that achieving a great victory requires strategic patience, unwavering faith in the future, and constant readiness. Wisdom and vigilance - these must become our daily way of life, and it is precisely in accordance with this rule that every state reform must be created, planned, and implemented.

We cannot reach Didgori any other way! We need daily struggle, tireless work, and self-tempering.

We must seek both spiritual and material sustenance not only in achieving results, but in the very process of daily struggle and continuous development. As the great Ilia left us in his testament: “Movement and only movement, my Tergi, gives strength and life to the country!"

Today, standing on this holy land, we bow our heads before the memory of the creator of Didgori, the Holy King David IV the Builder, and those heroic ancestors who, with their own blood, achieved the "Miraculous Victory". I believe that through our unity, strategic wisdom, and labor, Georgia will surely reach its own Didgori - a unified, peaceful, and strong Georgia! May God bless our homeland", - said Mikheil Kavelashvili.

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