President of Georgia - Oath of Office

Oath of Office

On the third Sunday after the presidential elections the inauguration is held. The President takes an oath before God and the Nation:

მე საქართველოს პრეზიდენტი, ღვთისა და ერის წინაშე ვაცხადებ, რომ დავიცავ საქართველოს კონსტიტუციას, ქვეყნის დამოუკიდებლობას, ერთიანობასა და განუყოფლობას, კეთილსინდისიერად აღვასრულებთ პრეზიდენტის მოვალეობას, ვიზრუნებ ჩემი ქვეყნის მოქალაქეთა უსაფრთხოებისა და კეთილდღეობისათვის, ჩემი ხალხის და მამულის აღორძინებისა და ძლევამოსილებისათვის!
I, the President of Georgia, solemnly pledge before God and my nation to defend the Constitution of Georgia and the independence, unity and inseparability of my country. I will honestly perform the duties of President. I will protect the welfare and security of my people, and will care for the revival and might of my Nation and Fatherland.
me, sakartvelos prezidenti, ghvt'isa da eris tsinashe vats’khadeb, rom davits’av sak’art’velos konstituts’ias, k’veqnis damoukideblobas, ert’ianobasa da ganuq'op’lobas, ket’ilsindisierad aghvasrulebt’ prezidentis movaleobas, vizruneb ch’emi k’veqnis mok’alak’et’a usap’rt’khoebisa da ket’ildgheobisat’vis, ch’emi khalkhis da mamulis aghordzinebisa da dzlevamosilebisat’vis!

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