Tbilisi City Session was held from 11th to 13th of March, 2017, gathered approximately 120 participants in Tbilisi, Georgia. The session actively showcased different EU topics and evoked discussions about current problems encouraging young people to take a step forward towards becoming open-minded and active citizens. Special thanks to Tbilisi City Hall for supporting our mission and making TCS'17 happen. თბილისის მერია / Tbilisi City Hall
We are excited to launch the call for Head Organisers of Telavi Regional Session 2017 of the EYP Georgia. The session is supposed to be held in the beginning of May.
Organising this particular session will be a huge responsibility. This is why we are looking for skillful EYP-ers who will selflessly dedicate themselves to creation of the unforgettable event, meeting the ever-growing standards of the European Youth Parliament.
It has been more than a month since we have relaunched this page for Tbilisi 2017 - 86th International Session of the European Youth Parliament. It is now high time to start presenting the people behind the event and announce some exciting news!
Tbilisi 2017 is immensely excited to launch the Call for Organisers. 86th International Session of the European Youth Parliament will take place in Tbilisi, Georgia. The session is Head-Organised by Tamta Tsveraidze (GE) and Zurab Giorgobiani (GE). The session will take place from 10th to 19th of November, for officials. Organisers will have to arrive earlier and also take part in the Organisers' Weekends twice before the session, in May and September.
On March 15-19 2nd University Session of EYP Azerbaijan was held in Baku.
We are pleased to inform you that EYP Georgia was represented by Salome Bladadze, Liana Abramishvili, Luka Japaridze, Sopo Jintcharadze and Irakli Jintcharadze.
These active and devoted EYPers were fully involved in all the elements of the session programme.
We are proud to have such an amazing youngsters present at the 2nd University Session of EYP Azerbaijan on behalf of our National Committee.
