A Minister of Culture responds on the research conducted by the Georgian Young Lawyers" Association (GYLA), which concerns concerts in Georgia , held last year in frameworks of the project "Check in Georgia".

Mikheil Giorgadze calls the statement of GYLA"s representatives not serious and says that the attitude of the NGO to the Ministry of Culture has turned into the personal affiliation.

According to Mikheil Giorgadze, the Ministry of Culture disseminated information on the tickets sold for concerts based on the information provided by the online ticket company.

" This issue has turned intopersonal accession, which is absolutely unclear for me," Mikheil Giorgadze said.

"Young Lawyers Association" speaks about violations in regard to the tickets sold for three concerts last year.

According to the authors of the survey, the aim of the project " Check in Georgia" was to increase the number