The Head of Government also spoke about Georgian citizens in Kazakhstan, with some of them already having returned home, and the embassy maintaining active communication with those remaining on the ground, assisting them as-needed basis; they will return home in next few days.

"We are closely monitoring the developments in recent days. We are deeply saddened by the tragic events that have taken place in Kazakhstan, as a result of which dozens of people died. We hope that all measures will be taken in the shortest possible time to de-escalate the situation, achieve security and stability. We want the country to be able to overcome the results very soon. We wish our brotherly Kazakh people to continue moving in the direction of further development. As for Georgian citizens in Kazakhstan, the Georgian embassy is maintaining contact with them as much as possible to assist them on the ground. As a result of the Government's active work, some have already returned. The embassy maintains active communication with those remaining on the ground, assisting them as-needed basis; they will return to Georgia in next few days," the Prime Minister said.