Georgia: Georgian Minister of State for Reconciliation and Civil Equality Tea Akhvlediani opened a cultural-educational seminar on issues of European and Euro-Atlantic integration of Georgia, which will inform about NATO and EU Implemented in a joint partnership with Acio Center.
The Minister of State, closely inhabited by ethnic minorities from Samtskhe-Javakheti, Kvemo Kartli and Kakheti regions, as well as non-Georgian schools in Tbilisi, congratulated teachers participating in the seminar on a professional day and the next generation for the country He emphasized their immeasurable role in raising them with dignity.
The Minister of State introduced the teachers to both the activities of the apparatus – the priorities of reconciliation and inclusion, civic equality and integration policy, the results achieved and the future plans Inclusion of teachers in Les is one of the necessary priorities. Regarding the goals set in this context, Tea Akhvlediani discussed with teachers the importance of giving the country a European perspective.
“First of all, I would like to congratulate all Georgian teachers on International Teacher’s Day, especially the teachers participating in our event today, who teach in non-Georgian schools.” Their mission is more than professional responsibility because moulding values that are in line with our country’s national interests that they instil in the younger generation definitely requires extra efforts, including civil equality, For the successful implementation of dualism and integration process.
The European perspective of Georgia serves to create a better future for the younger generation. Accordingly, participation in today’s seminar and generally holding these events is particularly important in order to get acquainted with the process of realization of Georgia’s foreign political priorities,” said State Minister Strma Tea Akhvlediani.
The participants of the seminar were also addressed by the First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Tamar Makharashvili and the Director of the Information Center about NATO and EU, Tamara Tsuleiskir.
About 30 teachers are participating in the two-day workshop. The cultural-educational seminar will include meetings with representatives of various state agencies, community experts and international partners. During the event, participants will visit the Museum of Occupation.
The cycle of cultural-educational seminars on reconciliation and civil equality is carried out with the joint partnership of the Georgian Minister of State and the Information Center on NATO and the EU, supported by the joint partnership with The United States Department of State. Seminar participants will be given certificates.
