Head of Economic Development of Georgia: Beauty salons are a painful issue

Due to the danger of the spread of coronavirus, it takes more time to resume beauty salons in Georgia to prepare, as there cannot be without close contact. This was announced on May 7 at a briefing by the Minister of Economy and Economic Development of Georgia Natia Turnava, the agency InterpressNews reports. 'Beauty salons are a painful issue, including, believe me, and for me. And I really want us to be able to open them soon, Turnava said. She also pointed out that this segment employs a large number of people, which is also important for the economy of the country. The Minister noted that she is in contact with beauty salons, and there are preparations to resume work in the future. Recall, earlier in the government reported that in Georgia from May 11 will be allowed to resume work all production enterprises. Also will be able to open non-productive shops, except for selling clothes and shoes. Shopping centers have not yet been allowed to open.