Georgian Strategic Analysis Center, within the program of "National Security and Media Communications", hosted a lecture of the general director of "Rustavi 2", Nika Gvaramia.  He talked about the current situation in Georgian media, attitude towards the government and other political answers and also answered the questions of the audience. 

On 6th July of 2018, Georgia Strategic Analysis Center opened the program of "National Security and Media Communications" where the leaders of the program, lecturers and students met eachother. 

Students of "National Security and Media Communications" received certificates of completion of 2017-2018 program in Georgian Strategic Analysis Center. The ceremony was attended by the ambassador of Turkey, Fatma Ceren Yazgan, Head of Tbilisi office of TIKA, Huseyin Sanli and mentors and lecturers of the program. The leadership program which is conducted by GSAC and supported by TIKA is aimed at representatives of: public institutes, political institutes, media sectors, NGOs, research organizations and other fields. The courses are held by leading specialists which theoritical and practical experience. The students of the program get opportunities to meet diplomats of various countries, politicians, security and media experts and also renew their knowledge about global, regional and local topics.  Applications for 2018-2019 program will start in the end of May.  The closing ceremony was reported by leading Georgian medias. 

Justin McKenzie Smith (British ambassador to Georgia) visited GSAC within the program of "National Security and Media Communications" and discussed relations between Georgia and the UK.  

Ex-president of National bank of Georgia and current dean of Business School of Ilia State University, Giorgi Qadagidze, visited Georgian Strategic Analysis Center and read a lecture within the program of "National Security and Media Communications" about Georgian Economic Growth and Structural Transformation. The lecture ended with QA.

The founder and vice-president of "New Economic School", Gia Jandieri, visited Georgian Strategic Analysis Center. He had a lecture within the program of "National Security and Media Communications" about economic security and security of economy. The lecture ended with QA. 

Georgian Strategic Analysis Center hosted lecture of Nika Rurua (Expert in security research). He discussed critical thinking. The meeting was in QA style. 

Georgian Strategic Analysis Center hosted a meeting with Fatma Ceren Yazgan (Turkish ambassador to Georgia). She talked about the ongoing political events of Turkey and also discussed Turkey's operation in Syria called "Olive Branch". After, she answered the presented questions. 

Georgian Strategic Analysis Center hosted a meeting with students of Buckswood's International School from the United Kingdom.

Tornike Sharashenidze had a lecture in Georgian Strategic Analysis Center within the program National Security and Media Communications. He is one of the founders of GSAC and a lecturer in Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (GIPA).  The topic of the lecture was one of the least studied fields - Intelligence services. The lecture had Q&A format. 

A lecture within the program of "Women in Leadership" was held in Georgian Strategic Analysis Center, which was hosted by Giorgi Targamadze. 

Turkey's new ambassador to Georgia visited Georgian Strategic Analysis Center. The meeting carried an introductory character. The founders of our organization gave them information about the researches and educational programmes carried out by the center. 

Debates have been hold on Strategic Discussions in Tbilisi (Presidential Palace) and Gori (Defense Academy).  It was co-organized by Georgian Strategic Analysis Center. Session about National Security Strategies for defense against Hybrid Foreign Influence was co-hosted by GSAC and GMF (German Marshall Fund). One of the moderators was Nodar Kharshiladze.  [Read More for Georgian]

Omar Begoidze had a lecture on 21st November in Georgian Strategic Analysis Center. The main topic was NATO and it was about foundation and history of NATO since the beginning to the Cold War, relations of NATO and Georgia and the currently existing challenges of the alliance. 

On the first november Georgian Strategic Analysis Center hosted public lecture of Dwight Nystrom, who is the head of department of politics and economics of US embassy in Georgia.  The topic of the lecture was priorities of American foreign policy. The lecture was interactive and its chairman was Dr. Giorgi Targamadze. 

On 17th of october, as a part of the ongoing program on national security and media communications, Giorgi Rukhadze, GSAC founder and director of European Studies, met with the program's participants. 

On September 12th, 2017, Georgian Strategic Analysis Center renewed the program "National Security and Media Communications".  

On September 1st, 2017, Georgian Strategic Analysis Center hosted Luis Navarro, an American political scientist and former director of the National Democratic Institute in Georgia. Navarro is the leading foreign expert on Georgian politics, he not only has knowledge of ongoing events, but he also understands the underlying themes and "personalities" which make up the political spectrum in the country. 

On June 6, 2017, an introductory meeting was held at the Georgian Strategic Analysis Center with the leaders, lecturers and new participants of the “National Security and Media Communications” program.

On April 13, 2017 Round Table/ Discussion was held within the framework of the whole of nation approach project regarding Georgian national security. The Georgian Strategic Analysis Center hosted the representatives of the National Security Council of Georgia, international NGOS and Diplomatic Corps accredited in Georgia 

On 28th April 2017, at 16:00 Georgian Strategic Analysis Center will host public lecture „Obama to Trump: Fundamental Revolution or Functional Continuity?” by Zbigniew Lewicki PhD Hab., Associate professor at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.