On March 15, 2025, the Royal House of Georgia hosted its inaugural investiture ceremony in the Americas, honoring new knights and dames and marking a new chapter in its enduring legacy.
When the fall of Afghanistan left hundreds of civilians marked for death, Prince Davit Bagration of Georgia answered the call. In coordination with Operation Snow Leopard, he mobilized royal influence, diplomacy, and logistical support to help evacuate 678 vulnerable Afghans to safety. This unprecedented humanitarian mission stands as a modern testament to noble duty and principled leadership.
On 14 March 2025, HRH Prince Davit Bagration, Crown Prince of Georgia, led a delegation to the United Nations Headquarters in New York to engage with the Office on Genocide Prevention. The visit highlighted the Royal House’s commitment to humanitarian values and opened the door to future collaboration in global efforts to prevent atrocity crimes.
The Royal House of Georgia honors the memory of Captain Jeffrey William Rogers, KGCEG, a dedicated military leader, humanitarian, and cyber defense officer. His unwavering commitment to service, including his role in Operation Snow Leopard, helped save lives and uphold noble traditions. His legacy of courage and compassion will forever be remembered.
On March 15, 2025, the Royal House of Georgia hosted its inaugural investiture ceremony in the Americas, honoring new knights and dames and marking a new chapter in its enduring legacy.
When the fall of Afghanistan left hundreds of civilians marked for death, Prince Davit Bagration of Georgia answered the call. In coordination with Operation Snow Leopard, he mobilized royal influence, diplomacy, and logistical support to help evacuate 678 vulnerable Afghans to safety. This unprecedented humanitarian mission stands as a modern testament to noble duty and principled leadership.
On 14 March 2025, HRH Prince Davit Bagration, Crown Prince of Georgia, led a delegation to the United Nations Headquarters in New York to engage with the Office on Genocide Prevention. The visit highlighted the Royal House’s commitment to humanitarian values and opened the door to future collaboration in global efforts to prevent atrocity crimes.
The Royal House of Georgia honors the memory of Captain Jeffrey William Rogers, KGCEG, a dedicated military leader, humanitarian, and cyber defense officer. His unwavering commitment to service, including his role in Operation Snow Leopard, helped save lives and uphold noble traditions. His legacy of courage and compassion will forever be remembered.
