Europe's Georgia
| Leader | Giorgi Ninoshvili |
|---|---|
| Website | www.EuropesGeorgia.com.ge |
Europe's Georgia is a network of Georgian pro-European societies that aims to help the Republic of Georgia join the European Union in the future.[1]
History
The network was founded by citizens of Georgia, the United Kingdom and Hungary in 2014 in Warsaw. The members of the organization work against fake news and misinterpretation of statements made by European politicians regarding Georgia's European integration and its progress. The organization was registered in Stockholm, Sweden on January 10, 2020 as a non-governmental organization. But later it continued working as a media platform (EuropesGeorgia.space) for independent journalists.
Activities
On September 14, a group of youths from Georgia and the Georgian Orthodox Church in Sweden held the first-ever Tbilisi City Fest. Supported by Europe's Georgia and the Georgian Embassy in Stockholm. Tbilisi City Fest aimed to increase knowledge about Georgia as a touristic destination and promote Georgia and its rich culture in Sweden.[2] Looking to promote Georgia in Sweden, where events introducing Georgian culture have been few and far between, the festival team hosted those flocking to Attundavägen 3 for everything from tasting the celebrated Georgian wine to learning about its UNESCO-recognised alphabet.[3]
"Georgia is a country that needs more promotion in the western countries. Tbilisi City Fest’s and our network’s goals are met this way: we both aim to promote Georgia with its culture, products and tourism potential, we both see our country the same way," Chairman of 'Europe’s Georgia' said.[4]
References
- ↑ "Tbilisi City Fest comes to Stockholm for promoting Georgian culture". www.agenda.ge. Retrieved 2022-03-18.
- ↑ "Tbilisi City Fest in Stockholm for the First Time". Georgia Today on the Web. Retrieved 2021-10-21.
- ↑ "Tbilisi City Fest comes to Stockholm for promoting Georgian culture". Agenda.ge. Retrieved 2021-10-21.
- ↑ "Tbilisi City Fest in Stockholm for the First Time". Georgia Today on the Web. Retrieved 2021-10-21.
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