On 22 March, Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the National Library and the National Youth and Children Palace of Georgia.

In TV show “Skhva Shuadge”, in the block “Books” led by David Turashvili, Giorgi Kekelidze talks about the first banned book by Georgian author published in 1779 in Petersburg; pro-Western ideas; confrontation between Erekle II and Alexsandre Amilakhvari and the first censorship in Georgian Literature.

Discussion about the book titled The Life Before Us by Romain Gary will be held at the French Library on 15 March 2013 at 17:00. French Library users named The Life Before Us as the best book of the month February 2013.

On 15 March, representatives of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia will visit Gori Municipality Library. Gori Library will join the National Library project “Electronic Development Syndicate of Georgia”.

A Presentation of the book titled “Miniatures” by Giorgi Kekelidze, poet, essayist and laureate of “Saba”, was held at the TBC Bank Gallery on 13 March 2013 at 18:00.

The Chairman of the Parliament David Usupashvili met with the authorities of the Library of Congress. Development prospects of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia were discussed during the meeting.

Ministry of Education and Culture of Republic of Abkhazia expressed the gratitude to the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia for cooperation and support.

The Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, David Usupashvili, visits the United States. During the visit, together with the diplomatic meetings, the Chairman of the Parliament plans to meet with the authorities of the Library of Congress and discuss the development prospects of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia.

Every Friday, the General Director of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia Giorgi Kekelidze, will talk about rare editions from the collections of the library on TV show of Rustavi-2 “Skhva Shuadge”, in the block “Books” led by David Turashvili.

The General Director of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, Giorgi Kekelidze, at TV Show “Matritsa” spoke about the investigation and lost books, about which information had spread through Media