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On June 15, Archi residents were treated to a spectacular concert by the legendary Sukhishvili Georgian National Ballet. Held at the Grand Concert Hall of the Philharmonic, the event featured iconic choreographic pieces that have become a symbol of Georgian national identity, offering the audience an unforgettable cultural experience.Initiated by Archi, the event gave residents a unique opportunity to enjoy a special program by the renowned ballet ensemble, immersing them in a masterful fusion of tradition and modernity expressed through dance – all on a warm summer evening.“At Archi, we place great importance on caring for our more than 45,000 residents. We’re committed to offering them various activities that go beyond simply handing over the keys to a new home. Our goal is for every Archi resident to feel truly happy and comfortable. Events like these have become part of our shared tradition, and we’re preparing many more pleasant surprises for the future” — said Shio Khetsuriani, CEO of Archi. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the legendary Sukhishvili ensemble, and the evening featured some of the finest choreographic works created over the decades. For years, Archi has been organizing a wide range of entertainment and cultural events exclusively for its residents — events that have become an integral part of life at Archi.“Sukhishvili for Archi Residents” is not the company’s first large-scale cultural initiative. In past years, Archi has hosted many exclusive events for residents, including a concert by Gipsy Kings, a performance of Georgian film music masterpieces by Nikoloz Rachveli and the National Symphony Orchestra, the musical Chicago, and more. Caring for residents is Archi’s top priority, and the company continues to introduce various initiatives aimed at making everyday life even more comfortable and enjoyable. Celebrating holidays together and creating opportunities for residents to connect has become a tradition — one Archi will proudly continue. Importantly, all proceeds from ticket sales for this event were donated to charity.