2. By Erekle Chanchibadze Page 2
Among other important guests at the Opening
were Minister of education of Adjara autono-
mous republic and the representative of the Min-
istry of Sport and Youth of Georgia. Speech
made by the president of the session - Magda
Świder was really interesting and energetic. It
was full of the expressions that must be written
in their origin.
EYP changes human lives
Next 5 days you will learn how to co-
operate and reach the consensus
You will learn how to get fun
Surprised faces of the delegates, flashing lights, TV
And the most creative quote from Magda’s
cameras everywhere: that’s how the International Fo-
speech:
rum in Batumi started in the 5 star Sheraton Hotel.
When everyone was already set and ready, the presi-
I can only compare EYP with the sea of
dent of European Youth Parliament – Georgia Teo La-
opportunities
vrelashvili began her welcoming speech. She congratu-
lated every delegate and official for being selected and
talked about the organizational issues. She thanked Finally, Magda Świder announced that
everyone who helped in organizing the forum.
After a while Teona welcomed on the floor Georgian
Deputy Prime-minister, State minister on European and
“Batumi international
Euro-atlantic integration Mr. Giorgi Baramidze, who had forum is officially opened”
quite a long and interesting speech about Georgia’s
policy. He began speaking about countries priorities in
foreign policy and the importance of Georgia for Eu- The only things forum participants missed at
rope. He promised that these priorities will never the opening were Georgian and European an-
change and the main goal of becoming EU member will thems and (for some foreign participants) inter-
be reached. pretation of Ms. Lavrelashvili’s welcoming
EU membership is appreciated by the Geor- speech.
gian society», - Mr. Giorgi Baramidze stated.
In his long speech he didn’t forget to speak about
problems as well and touched social issues, unemploy-
ment and etc. He also emphasized the need of educat-
ed generation and thanked EYP Georgia for such a
good work in this field.
We need citizens armed with education», -
he added.

3. By Tiko Akhvlediani Page 3
The sun has finally gone out
from clouds. Undoubtedly, nature
felt that the 2nd International Fo-
rum of Batumi had officially
opened! Yeah, EYP-ers had already
arrived in Batumi and got ready to
start the most joyful Teambuilding
Games. Gathering was planned in
the wonderful BATUMIAN park
(6th May park). The weeping wil-
lows and shine lake all around the
park had created truly picturesque
view. This incredible scenery was truly enough to draw in-
spiration and our EYP-ers have finally begun to play such
desired teambuilding games.
Creatively they have started with a Big fat pony and
then called up ZULUS. As usually at EYP sessions, we have
showed once more how can ameba turn into the rabbit
firstly, into the gorillas secondly, into the Superman thirdly
and then finally to reach the perfection – to turn into the
EYP-ers. This is a quite simple example of such complicat-
ed metamorphosis, but as you know nothing is wondering
in EYP, because here everyone takes everything easy,
yeah, easy but takes it! This is the power! Herewith, EYP-
ers are much more wise guys than you can imagine. They
are well aware that having one head is good thing, but
having two of them is quite better. That is why they are
Building a Team… That is why they can take everything
easy: they are not acting alone but they are in the team.
It was already getting dark but EYP-ers were going on to
build their strong team with having so much fun together.
Looking at the romantic and very purple sunset from un-
forgettable seaside, delegates were imitating the funky
chickens still reminding azure Batumi on their mind :) Yeah,
funky chickens were running along the park and seaside
yesterday. :)

4. By Kristina Margvelashvili
Eurovillage is definitely the
most beloved part of the EYP Ses-
sion. Why? It’s so simple to guess.
Because there is always plenty of
food, drinks and, obviously, the greatest doze of joy. At
Batumi International Forum everything was in traditional
way, but seems that we overdosed. Delicious national
meals, interesting country presentations and, finally, the
welcoming video of the session from our Editor and journo
team. All this gave us unforgettable feelings and memories
to carry on.
Top chart of Eurovillage meals:
 ―Bakhlava‖ (Azerbaijan)
 Lobiani (Georgia)
 Cheese (Georgia & Latvia)
 Fish (Latvia)
 Sausage (Hungary)
As Georgia is the host country, its table was bigger than
others’. But due to design and plenty of country information
brochures, on the top probably was still Georgia’s neighbor
- Azerbaijan. Georgia was presented by National dresses,
flags, silver dagger, wine, ―Lobiani‖ hospitability.
During the country presentation the level of patriotism was
on vertex. But then was a welcoming video – with EYP un-
official anthem, funny sketches and welcoming videos of
EYP-ers from Kutaisi, Europe and even US.

5. By Mariam Chubabria & Tiko Akhvlediani Page 5
From the very first look at John Como, Chair of
BA UMAN FEMM committee, you could easily notice that he is true
SEA
European guy. While walking in the streets of Georgia
John’s European outfit (favorite brand: ZARA) was grab-
bing locals’ attention.
STAR But not only his appearance is western, also his way of
living. It would be true to call him even child of the world
or cosmopolite person. He had been living in USA, Mexi-
co and China. Currently he is living in Sweden and plan-
ning to change his place of habitant and start University
in UK. We all wish John god luck for this goal!
As all true Europeans know number of languages, he is
also not exception. He speaks English, Swedish, Italian
and Spanish (Georgian is in the plans for future).
John as EYPer has not so big experience as Shamal (who
has attended approximately 70 EYP sessions), but he is
planning to get more involved in the regional or interna-
tional sessions. As he recalls his first EYP regional ses-
sion in Sweden he says that at first the teambuilding
games were very strange for him. So debutant delegates
should not be shocked or depressed after teambuilding -
such feelings are common for all delegates.
Mariko Takaishvili is involved in organizing and
chairing the EYP sessions in Georgia from the very beginning. For
her EYP started after attending Lviv regional session (2008). ―It was
BATWOMAN
one of the superb sessions I have ever been! I met with so many
friendly and interesting guys…. I made the defense speech for the
GA and it was quite successful for my first try‖, - Mariko recalls.
Mariko admits that the most beloved part of the session for her the
session is teambuilding part, but she recognizes that GA is the most
important element as everyone can see the final product of their
hard work.
Mariko as true EYP leader has some important plans regarding the
future of EYP-Georgia. She is planning to organize some training for
the active members of the organization. This initiative would very
much donate in the process of sessions’ quality raising.
As an organizer of previous Batumi International Forum, Mariko re-
calls the president of the Forum Shamal:”Shamal is great per-
son! He does everything with huge enthusiasm. He was
sharing his experience as with delegates and chairs also
with us- organizers. At night he was gathering us and giv-
ing feedbacks, which were really useful.”
Mariko is now making her masters degree in International Law and
parallel she is working in the Ministry of Justice. But Mariko admits:
―EYP for me is like-part time job, for which I feel a huge responsibil-
ity‖. It seems this woman can manage everything. Wish you good
luck for your career and EYP.

6. By Sandro Jupalakiani & Mari Chubabria
Party lady…
BA UMAN Lady moderate modesty…
Lady Amsterdam…
SEA Nana Maisuradze will never let you be
bored.
STAR
I know her for many years, but Facebook is still the
best way to get some fresh information about her.
Her relationship status is not determined, but we can
conclude she’s single.
Favourite quotation ―Just live your life‖ - YES, she real-
ly does it.
Favourite movies - The Game, Head in the
Clouds, Lucky Number Slevin, Wicker Park, Intolerable
Cruelty, Original Sin, Brave heart, The People vs Larry
King, dot the i, Life or Something Like That, The Holi-
day, Home Alone.
I have seen only one of them..
Beáta Veisová Also she promises nice session in Borjomi
next week, but there is some lack of fi-
She lives in Pisek, Czech Republic nances. You can donate by calling 25-60-60
and studies international relations. and asking Jumberi.
She has been in Borjomi, Azerbaijan, Tur-
When was your first EYP ses- key, Ukraine, Sweden, Belgium and… and
sion? – It was in 2007. National Amsterdam. It’s still on her mind.
Selection Conference. It was awful
for me. I thought I would never ap-
ply for the session again.
Why did apply for second ses-
sion? – The president of EYP Czech
Republic is my best friend’s brother
and he just pushed me into this.
Why did you apply for Batumi
International Forum? – I have
never seen Georgia before. I was very much interested.
What is your main goal? - Organizing EYP International Session
What will you do when you exceed EYP age limit? – I have plenty of
time. For example, president of EYP Romania is 35 years old…
Mariam Chikhladze The most intellectual, responsible and serious chair in EYP Georgia. Her attitude to-
ward the teambuilding is oriented on the building trust and collaboration between the delegates. One of her favorite
games is palm and fist which elaborates the partnership between team members.
As an experienced chair, Mari can operate in any committee, despite the knowledge of delegates. Her passionate work
makes everyone involved and specified on the work.
First session for Mari was Sumy 3rd regional session in Ukraine. Primary impression of EYP was very positive; she was
satisfied with the experience and intelligence of the delegates and chairs. “Honestly, this session had big im-
portance for my life. Since then I am very actively involved in EYP and I am not going to give up it! I want
to take part in process of making EYP-Georgia the most successful brand among youth organizations. We
should attract many innovative and educated students”.
Mari believes that ―in the future she will become a president of the session in Georgia and in nearest future a
president of International Session too‖. Mari, we wish you to achieve all your goals!

7. By Tiko Akhvlediani & Mari Chubabria
BA UMAN
SEA
STAR
Evheniia Melekhovets
Few words about Zhenya:
Zhenya is studying International Law in Kiev, Ukraine
and parallel she is in the School of Art in Lviv. She George Samkharadze
also works for the magazine a designer. She is mak-
ing very original painting and works on Batiks.
Zhenya started EYP when she was only 15 years old.
First session for her was Sumy regional session in
Ukraine. Zhenya remembers ―I was very frightened at
first, since our chair was missing whole day before GA
and delegates had to write the resolution by our-
selves‖.
- Please say “Hello” in Ukrainian.
- Dobroho ranu
- What is EYP for you?
- Freedom of movement
- Describe yourself
- Absentminded and artistic.
- What kind of team building game are you?
- Big fat ponny.
- Favorite games?
- Safety corridor, trust games
- What did you know about Georgia before?
- Usually I do not make a research before visiting new
country, so that I make my own impression of the
local people or the state. But to be frankly I knew
form my mother that you have very high quality Geor-
gian silver.
-What is you favorite committee to work in?
- ENVI, since I love nature and AFET because there
are many interesting issues to discuss there.
-What did you like most of all in Tbilisi?
-Tbilisi at night.

8. By Mariam Chubabria
Approximately a century ago first-wave
feminism activities started and women of
western countries struggled for women’s
suffrage. The aim of second-wave feminism
of 60ies was not just political emancipation
but women’s liberation from sexual and psy-
chological
abuses.
Among Eu-
ropean coun-
tries the Scan-
dinavian wel-
fare states have been labeled as woman-
friendly, and this term implies that they
have been responsive towards women’s
claims, given them a voice and adopted a
range of policies that increased women’s
options. But what about other European
states? The women representation in the
national parliaments of Caucasian countries
varies between 5-11%; 15-20% in Eastern
European countries; 39-46% in Scandinavi-
an states. Who can be the defender of
women right in the country where there is
such dramatic gender inequality in political
institutions?
What can we see in Scandinavian
states is society free of rape, forced mar-
riages and sexual harassments. I remember
one Finish delegate from my committee on
FEMM totally amazed when hearing that
sexual harassments are quite often in Geor-
gia. I would love to live in such society- free
of even thoughts about violence on gender
bases.
So FEMM committee delegates be-
lieve that your resolution will make one step
forward to the genderly equal world.

9. By Erekle Chanchibadze
When it comes to European border con-
trol the numbers speak for themselves. With
42,672 km of external sea borders and
8,826 km of land borders, the Schengen
free-movement area comprises 25 countries
(including a number of non-EU states) ena-
bling free internal travel for nearly half a
billion people across the continent, with
300,000 crossings at the external borders in
2009 alone.
If you are thinking about moving
to Europe, at first find out what FRONTEX
is. It is the European Union agency for ex-
ternal border security. It is responsible for
coordinating the activities of the nation-
al border guards in ensuring the security of
the EU's borders with non-member states.
Frontex’s headquarters is
in Warsaw, Poland. Its responsibility is es-
sentially simple: to ensure that the EU’s ex-
ternal borders remain permeable and effi-
cient for bona fide travellers while being an
effective barrier to cross-border crime.
For sum-up speech makers, there
is a speech about Frontex given by Federal
Interior Minister Dr. Schäuble: ―The citizens
expect Europe to provide effective protec-
tion of its common external borders. There-
fore it is the declared aim of our Presidency
to further develop the operability of the Eu-
ropean Border Management Agency Frontex
in order to improve the protection of the
external borders of the European Union and
intensify border police cooperation‖.

10. By Sandro Jupalakiani
Their discussion came before a key US Sen-
ate committee was to approve Thursday the
new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty that the
two sides signed in April.
It commits Russia and the US to reduce de-
ployed nuclear warheads by about 30 percent.
A senior US official, briefing reporters after the
meeting of the defense chiefs, said Russia's low-
er house of Parliament was awaiting Washing-
ton's actions before pursuing further ratification
of the treaty.
Within the US, however, Republicans are
putting up a fight over the treaty, and a full
Senate vote is not expected until after the No-
vember elections.
Separately, US officials have discussed the pos-
sibility of Moscow allowing the US military to use
Russia's railway network to transport arms to
Afghanistan. But according to Reuters, there
US Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Wednes- was no sign that Serdyukov had hinted during
day hosted his Russian counterpart, Anatoly Ser- Wednesday's talks at a change in Moscow's poli-
dyukov, in a high-profile visit that failed to produce cy.
any breakthroughs on major issues. The Russian newspaper Nezavisimaya
Serdyukov, the first Russian defense minister to Gazeta, citing defense ministry sources, report-
visit the Pentagon in more than five years, had a ed Wednesday that the Kremlin expected Ser-
full day of talks with Gates on multiple issues, in- dyukov to discuss the "division of spheres of
cluding Washington's European missile defense influence" in central Asia and the south Cauca-
system plan, Russia's relationship with Georgia, the sus during his visit.
war in Afghanistan and nuclear arms control. On Georgia, Gates renewed calls for Moscow
However, a US defense official told reporters to comply with the 2008 cease-fire agreement
after the talks that there was no breakthrough in and urged Russia to provide more transparency
this discussion. about its forces in Georgia's two breakaway re-
The two defense chiefs did sign two agree- gions, noting a need for international observers.
ments after the talks, including a memorandum on
cooperation - replacing an outdated 1993 accord,
and a plan to form a defense working group.
According to Gates, the accords would ensure
more frequent meetings between the two defense
chiefs and pave the way for more joint programs,
exchanges and exercises between the two militar-
ies.

11. By Manvel Qeshishyan
To
solve this task we need
an effective organiza-
tion—one that can unite
the developed countries
and to combat problems
of the world. Who then takes up the noble
cause, and how?
One of the such best-known organizations in
the world is the European Union, which deals
with problems in Europe and nearby countries in
the continent and to help countries in need.The
complexity of interpreting the events and the
multiple conspiracy theories to which they gave
rise in Kyrgyzstan itself put the official EU repre-
sentatives in an awkward position...And EU
should solve these problems in Kyrgyzstan. De-
Is it possible to have а free Kyrgyzstan in totally spite the request of an international Lastly, like
unfree ―Central Asia’’? No? I think it is a myth, and the other international actors, the EU was com-
new generation don’t believe it. But new genera- pletely outstripped by the Kyrgyz crisis in
tion can do the best for the freedom. Not only in June.In addition, it is troubling to note that the
the Central Asia. country of Central Asia that the international
I understand that such small countries as community has pampered the most, that is the
Kyrgyzstan are mostly involved in projects and poli- most invested in the programs proposed by the
cies of other countries, not being able to build their international community, and in which civil soci-
own doctrine, its own strategy, set their own goals. ety is supposed to have been supported the
Kyrgyzstan may join the trend, which is closer to most, is also the most unstable. This failure de-
the liberal ideas, and implement the idea of free- mands an inquiry into the efficacy of the pro-
dom . Because the idea of liberty in liberalism is grams set in place, as well as their long-term
not treated as chaos, anarchy, lack of rights and impact on symbolic stakes such as the decay of
boundaries. South Kyrgyzstan riots of 2010 are on- the state. Kyrgyzstan, today, is the country in
going clashes between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbeks, the region where the feeling is most widespread
primarily in the cities of Osh and Jalal-Abad, in the that the sovereignty that came from independ-
aftermath of the ouster of former President ence is a mere illusion.The example of Kyrgyz-
Kurmanbek Bakiyev on April 7. It is part of the larg- stan seems to confirm the need for a compre-
er, political crisis in Kyrgyzstan . Violence that start- hensive approach to security. The violent riots in
ed between neighboring ethnical groups on May Osh and Jalalabad in June 2010 can be ex-
19th in Jalal-Abad continued on 9 June in Osh. The plained by overlapping security issues.For exam-
spreading of the violence required the Russian- ple the ―revolution‖ of April 7 was not in control
endorsed interim government led by Roza Otunba- of the police forces and secret services.
yeva to declare a state of emergency on June 12, The European Union is the union of european
in an attempt to take control of the situation. The vales and fundamental human
clashes killed up to 2,000 people, mostly Uzbeks, rights.INternational comunity waits from this
and displaced some 100,000. structure concrete steps.Kyrgyzstany issue is
one of such step.

12. By Tiko Akhvlediani
biomass and heat from within the earth.
Over half of renewable energy goes to pro-
ducing electricity. It plays an important role
in the supply of energy. When renewable
energy sources are used, the demand for
fossil fuels is reduced. Unlike fossil fuels, non
-biomass renewable sources of energy
(hydropower, geothermal, wind, and solar) do
not directly emit. About The next largest use of
“Oil, natural gas, uranium, water - as power renewable energy is the production of heat and
sources, all have the potential to run out dur- steam for industrial purposes. Renewable fuels,
ing the course of human development, possi- such as ethanol, are also used for transportation
and to provide heat for homes and businesses.
bly in the next couple of hundred years. Re- But generally, renewable energy has generally
newable sources can sidestep step this prob- been more expensive to produce and use than
lem by using energy sources that either will fossil fuels. Renewable resources are often lo-
last longer than the human race” cated in remote areas, and it is expensive to
build power lines to the cities where the electric-
ity they produce is needed. The use of renewa-
Imagine: One Sunday morning you are waking up and
ble sources is also limited by the fact that they
there is no lights any more. They say that there are
are not always available — cloudy days reduce
some problems about energy supply and by this rea-
solar power; calm days reduce wind power; and
son electricity is cancelled. Firstly you will probably
droughts reduce the water available for hydro-
think that it is just a short term problem of the gov-
power. In spite of these factors it is obvious that
ernment rather than yours and actually, the sun is still
the use of renewable fuels is expected to contin-
shining outside. O.K. maybe you can forget about this
ue to grow over the next years, because Oil,
fact and go on being in a good mood but what about
natural gas, uranium, water - as power sources,
your week-end plans for the evening? Will you enjoy
all have the potential to run out during the
land of darkness? Probably you will prefer to stay
course of human development, possibly in the
home due to avoid ―meored mosvla‖? And actually
next couple of hundred years. Renewable
how are you going to do anything without using any
sources can sidestep step this problem by using
electricity?
energy sources that either will last longer than
Let’s clarify: However this is not ―meored mosvla‖,
the human race or can be regenerated through
this that we are threatened by exhausting of non-
agriculture. Most renewable energy sources are
renewable energy sources. Do you have any idea
also environmentally friendly, fight global warm-
what to do after fossil soil energy disappears? Realiz-
ing by reducing carbon emissions, and allow
ing that we still rely on non-renewable fuels to meet
economies to reduce their dependencies on po-
most of our energy needs we should understand that
litically turbulent nations. So, only renewable
here is no time for making mistake we should pro-
sources can be the right solution. But how is it
mote active implementation in order to avoid this
possible to achieve this solution? Which are the
―energy disaster‖.
best ways toward the safe future? Everyone
Let’s have a little look at historical experience. More
knows that these are truly complicated ques-
than 150 years ago, wood, which is one form of bio-
tions but we have to try!
mass, supplied up to 90% of our energy needs. To-
day, we are looking again at renewable sources to
find new ways to use them to help meet our energy
needs. There are five principal renewable sources of
energy: the sun, the wind, flowing water,

13. By Kristina Margvelashvili
Situation in Georgia is really wors from EU
There is no doubt that the
States .According with U.S State Dept Traffick-
Nordic countries lead the
ing in Persons Report Georgia is a source and
world on most indicators
transit country for women and girls trafficked
of gender equality. Gen-
within the country and to Turkey, the UAE,
der equality experts and
Greece, Russia, Germany, and Austria for the
advocates have long
purpose of commercial sexual exploitation.
pointed out that in eco-
Women and girls from Ukraine, Moldova, Russia,
nomics, politics and social
and other former Soviet states are trafficked
services, the Nordic countries top the charts. What’s
through Georgia to Turkey, the UAE, and West-
happening on the other member countries of EU? We
ern Europe. Men and women are trafficked with-
can say that they have Formal Heaven and Informal
in Georgia for the purpose of forced labor. Men
hell.
and women in the breakaway regions of Abkha-
DROI topic is very hot and discussable. Only sev-
zia and South Ossetia, which were outside of
eral days ago there was special joint meeting of MEP-
the government’s control, are trafficked for the
s in EU. Talks were about updating the rules. Edit
purpose of forced labor. Our way is hard,We
Bauer, a Slovak centre-right MEP, and Anna Hedh, a
must fight with challenges. That’s why we need
centre-left MEP from Sweden, have drafted a legisla-
international society to help us to overcome the
tive proposal that goes further than the text from the
problem.UN and EU have some legal ways , pro-
European Commission that won the support of mem-
grammes and goals. In 2000 the United Nations
ber states in June. They are arguing that this
adopted the Convention against Transnational
―modern form of slavery‖ has left thousands of vul-
Organized Crime, also called the Palermo Con-
nerable women and children at the mercy of traffick-
vention, and two Palermo protocols there to:
ing gangs, the MEPs urge a broader definition of traf-
Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Traf-
ficking, so that forced begging is included as an act of
ficking in Persons, especially Women and Chil-
exploitation alongside forced labour and prostitution.
dren; and
Hedh and Bauer also want tougher penalties for those
Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by
found guilty of trafficking – jail terms of between six
Land, Sea and Air.
and 12 years, instead of the Commission suggestion
of between five and ten years. They also recommend
seizing assets and profits from convicted traffickers, According to United States State Department
and us- ing the data, an "estimated 600,000 to 820,000 men,
p r o - ceeds to women, and children [are] trafficked across in-
support victims. ternational borders each year, approximately 70
percent are women and girls and up to 50 per-
cent are minors. The data also illustrates that
the majority of transnational victims are traf-
ficked into commercial sexual exploitation.
All that data shown ahead proves that, we are
still living as a semi-animals way. Strong one is
surviving, whilst on their way to success they
destroy weak.!!!!!!!!!

14. By Sandro Jupalakiani
As you know Georgia has two breakaway
region - Abkhazia and South Ossetia. After a
brief war with Georgia in August 2008, which
ended with ceasefire agreement, Russia recog-
nized independence of Abkhazia and South Os-
setia and consolidated its position in the face of
relatively little international criticism.
In the aftermath of the conflict, secu-
rity and stability in Georgia have great impact
on the EU, and on its global security and calls
for the international society to be actively in-
volved in conflict settlement issues in Georgia.
Hello Guys ! You don’t even imagine how lucky The EU plays an active role in promoting se-
you are to be in the committee of YOUTH. Its not curity and stability in Georgia through function-
an easy job. Also you have a chance to spend your ing of the EU Monitoring mission (EUMM) and
five unforgettable days with the President of this Geneva discussions.
session Ms. Magdalena Swider. The EUMM Georgia seeks to provide civilian
Magdalena in one word ―Zajebista‖! She studies monitoring of parties' actions, including full
psychology at the Warsaw University. It’s her firs compliance with the six-point agreement, work-
time in Georgia, and the first minutes of landing ing in close coordination with partners, particu-
were unforgettable for her, she was really very larly the United Nations (UN) and the Organiza-
scared, It looked like the plane was going to fall tion for Security and Cooperation in Europe
though the sea. Her advice to you, dear Delegate (OSCE) and consistent with other EU activity in
is: ―Rich out for the best!‖ order to contribute to stabilization, normalization
Now I’m going to introduce you a friendly and and confidence building whilst also contributing
energetic chair Mr. Tsotne Chanturia. He is 21 to realizing the EU' long-term policy with respect
years old. At first he was selected as a delegate in to Georgia.
the 3rd NC of EYP. He has made his bachelor de- EU has to avoid vacuum, which can be creat-
gree in political science at the Tbilisi State Universi- ed after termination of the OSCE mission.
ty, and now is preparing for MA in Europe. He is Guys I hope this short information helps you
going to make big steps in his life. What are his to manage with this difficult issue. Try all your
expectations from this session? best and the goal will be reached.. Wish you
good luck !!!
Tsotne: I can describe it briefly: Satisfac-
tion guaranteed!!! Wow, guys, there is no
doubt that you will have a Great time. The
only obstacle which we can face is weather I
guess, but in this case I’m sure our awesome
Orga’s have plan B :)
The most memorable experience for him is ―Of
course inter-rail conference in Kiev. It was awe-
some... so much fun and crazy adventures!!! :)
I’m sure you will have a lot fun :) I’m Getting
to know this committee better and I’m falling in
love with it.