GFSIS hosted a public seminar, “From Iowa to Florida: America chooses a President.” GSAC Director David J. Smith, Atlantic Council of Georgia’s Chairman David Sikharulidze, Liberty Institute Chairman ...
Khatuna Mshvidobadze. Presentation to the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies
On March 17, 2011, Georgian Security Analysis Center (GSAC) and GFSIS hosted a public seminar - Russian Cyber Attacks on Georgia, Looking Forward.
On March 4, 2011 GFSIS organized a lecture on Inflation under a Hot Coffee, Hot Issues discussion series for the Political Party Staff Training project participants.
On 28 January 2010 GFSIS organized and Introductory Seminar for the Political Party Staff Training project participants in Sighnaghi.
Confidence building meeting in Istanbul. On 17-19 December 2010 a Georgian-Russian confidence building meeting was held in Istanbul.
GFSIS hosted a public seminar, “Looking toward the NATO Lisbon Summit” The chairman of the seminar was Professor Alexander Rondeli, President, GFSIS. The speakers were Amb. David J. Smith
On 18 - 21 October, 2010 GFSIS hosted the U.S. Atlantic Council Task Force’s visit to Georgia.
On 11-12 October 2010 GFSIS hosted a workshop titled “Transatlantic Values – What are the Consequences for our Models of Governance?”
Public Lecture at GFSIS
On June 21-22, 2010 GFSIS hosted a workshop on Challenges to Democratic Development and Good Governance in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, organized by the Atlantic Council of Georgia with the support of Atlantic Committee of Norway.
Panel Discussion. The American Political Conundrum: Why it matters to Georgia
The Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies hosted a workshop on the Action Plan of the Government of Georgia State Strategy on Occupied Territories on February 10, 2010.
On December 3, 2009, the GFSIS and Georgian Security Analysis Center (GSAC) hosted a public seminar, “Afghanistan: Why and How.”
On November 30, 2009, the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies (GFSIS) in cooperation with the Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP, Sweden) held a workshop on the issues faced by the minority communities of Kvemo Kartli and Samtskhe-Javakheti.
On October 28, 2009, GFSIS and Georgian Security Analysis Center (GSAC) hosted a public seminar, “Iran and Georgian Security.” The chairman of the seminar was Dr. Archil Gegeshidze, Senior Fellow, GFSIS. The speakers were Andro Barnovi, Director, Institute of Strategies and Development, STanD; and Ambassador David J. Smith, Director, GSAC.
On October 28, 2009, the GFSIS and Georgian Security Analysis Center (GSAC) hosted a public seminar, "Iran and Georgian Security".
Dr. Alexander Rondeli. For the third year, the Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC) and American Councils for International Education in Georgia are putting on the Tbilisi Summer Seminars Series. All of the lectures will be in English, free and open to the public. The seminars will take place every Thursday and will cover a range of topics relating to Georgia and the Caucasus.
Policy Seminar - ENP and Eastern Partnership: forging the European future for Caucasus
On 25 June, 2009 GFSIS hosted a roundtable discussion, which focused on the prospects for civil society engagement in the South Ossetia conflict resolution. Event was organized in partnership with the EU monitoring mission and brought together representative from the non-governmental organizations actively involved in the area as well as EUMM staff.
The project goal is to introduce and reinforce modern management skill sets...
GSAC was founded at the GFSIS to foster discussion and understanding of Georgian security issues among opinion makers in NATO countries.
Training course for Georgian Journalists in International Relations, Political and Economic Issues
Enhancing Journalists' Skills in Economics and Finances
The goal of the project is to ensure independent and qualified evolution of GoG’s progress in ENP AP implementation.
Building up a nucleus of the confidence in existing groups of the Georgian and Russian experts and engagement of Abkhazians and Ossetians in the dialogue.
The project intends to promote a dialogue between the members of the Georgian and South Ossetian societies.
The project intends to address the lack of healthy policy debate and the polarized political environment existing in Georgia
The proposed intervention aims at forging a common understanding and vision of the Georgian state among the citizens of Georgia despite their ethnic origin and promoting a national integration process in line with the principles of modern, democratic state.
