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On September 6th, the Embassy of China in Georgia, in collaboration with the Georgian Strategic Analysis Center and the Geocase, organized a seminar in Tbilisi, Georgia, titled “The 10th Anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese Path to Modernization, and New Opportunities for China-Georgia Cooperation.” The Ambassador of China to Georgia – Zhou Qian; …

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Within the framework of the project “National Security and Media Communications”, the lecture was held by journalıst Rati Mujiri. The lecture topic was: The experience of Ukraine. Presentation of Rati Mujiri’s book “Slaves are not allowed in Heaven” was held at the lecture. The project is supported by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency.

Within the framework of the project “National Security and Media Communications”, a lecture was held by Giorgi Koberidze, professor of the Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (GIPA). The lecture topic was: Russian aggression, Ukraine – current military and political challenges, perspectives, and consequences. The project is supported by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency.

Within the framework of the project “National Security and Media Communications”, the lecture was held by the founder of Georgian Strategic Analysis Center (GSAC) Zura Agladze. The lecture topic was: Military conflicts and their causes. The project is supported by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency.

On July 4, the eleventh training program of “National Security and Media Communications” was launched at the Georgian strategic analysis center. The lecture was led by Nodar Kharshiladze, the founder of the Georgian Strategic Analysis Center (GSAC), who spoke to the participants about the history of Turkey in the twentieth century. The project is supported …

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On June 16, Strategy International in partnership with Vytautas Magnus University and the Georgian Strategic Analysis Center (GSAC) organized an event in Cyprus on the topic “Cyprus and Lithuania: Challenge and Necessity for European Unity in The Shadow of The War in Ukraine” The event was attended by the Ambassador and Chairman of the Public …

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Within the framework of the project “Facilitating Female Engagement in the Field of National Security” a four-day workshop was held on the following topic: Georgia’s security in the changing geopolitical context: the Black Sea paradigm. The workshop was led by: Nato Bachiashvili, the chairman of the International Center for Geopolitical Studies, lecturer at GIPA; Giorgi …

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Within the framework of the project “Resilient Ethnic Minorities as a Response to Disinformation and Hybrid Threats” four-day training on the following topics: ● The history, mission, and values of NATO; ● NATO-Georgia relations; ● Identifying the disinformation and techniques for combating it; ● Disinformation campaigns in Georgia; ● Hybrid warfare; ● Techniques to fight …

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GSAC Board Member, Ambassador Valeri Chechelashvili participated in Warsaw International Conference “Defence 24”. Within the framework of the conference, the panel touched upon the Security of the South Caucasus region.

Within the framework of the project “Facilitating Female Engagement in the Field of National Security,” a four-day workshop was held on the topic “National Security Challenges of Georgia”. The workshop was led by Teona Akubardia – the Member of the Parliament of Georgia, and Deputy Chairman of the Defense and Security Committee; Lasha Dzebisashvili – …

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A one-week simulation was conducted within the project “Facilitating Female Engagement in the Field of National Security”. The simulation was led by Teona Akubardia – the Member of the Parliament of Georgia, and Deputy Chairman of the Defense and Security Committee, and Lasha Dzebisashvili – an Associate Professor of the University of Georgia. The project …

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Within the framework of the project “Facilitating Female Engagement in the Field of National Security”, a public lecture was held about Conflicts in Georgia: challenges and opportunities in trust-building and peacebuilding processes. The lecture was led by Nino Kalandarishvili, chairman of the board of the Nationalism and Conflict Research Institute. The project is supported by …

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