On 6 January 2012, Dr. Archil Gegeshidze, Senior Fellow at GFSIS, gave a lecture entitled “Modern Georgia and its Security Problems” to a group of students from Williams College and Mt. Holyoke. The group ...
On 15 November 2011 GFSIS organized the National Security and International Relations Program’s Alumni Leadership Conference. The aim of the conference was to create a unique opportunity for the Program ...
GFSIS hosted a public presentation of the new publication prepared within the project “Second Track-Russian and Georgian Experts Building Confidence.” The opening remarks were made by Alexander Rondeli ...
The third event under the Hot Coffee-Hot Issue discussion series within the Political Party Staff Training project
The Positive and Negative Aspects of the New Tax Code of Georgia under a Hot Coffee
On May 18, 2011, the Delegation of the Committee of Foreign Affairs of the Saeima of the Republic of Latvia headed by H.E. Ojãrs Eriks Kalnins, Chairman of the Committee, visited GFSIS and had discussion with Georgian experts, representing GFSIS and different NGOs.
A training course meeting for military and civil servants from the Joint Staff was organized at GFSIS
GFSIS hosted a public seminar, East-West Corridor Round 1: 1918-1921. Ambassador Smith emphasized the longue durée of history.
On February 16, 2011 GFSIS hosted a roundtable discussion with the civil society representatives on the economic reforms and SME development in Georgia.
Dr. Eka Metreveli and two interns, Veranika Li and Rebecca Rothstein, discussing the role of the GFSIS and its functions as an organization. Miss Li is a sophomore at Williams College studying international relations.
On December 23, 2010 GFSIS hosted a public presentation of the Atlantic Council of Georgia’s new book: In the Search of Lost Space: Politics of Art in Post-Soviet Georgia.
The session was organized within the Second Track – Georgian & Russian Experts Building Confidence project framework with the participation of the Georgian side of the project team. The session was held at GFSIS.
On 25-29 November, 2010 GFSIS hosted a delegation of Polish experts in Georgia. The delegation was headed by the Senior Fellow of the Polish Institute of International Affairs, Mr. Eugeniusz Smolar
On November 12, 2010 the 11-th meeting of the experts involved in Georgian component of “The Black Sea Peacebuilding Network” project was ...
Round Table Discussion on the Post-August 2008 Reality in Georgia and Its Neighborhood. The meeting participants from the United Kingdom ...
On October 26, 2010, the graduation and closing ceremony of the project, Political Party Staff Training was held at the premises of the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies.
Meeting of Georgian Civil Society Organizations with Members of EaP CSF Steering Committee and with State Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration
On 13-14 September 2010 the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies (GFSIS) hosted a two-day international workshop on the subject of “Understanding the European Charter for Regional or Minority languages”.
On June 15, 2010, GFSIS and Georgian Security Analysis Center (GSAC) hosted a public seminar, “Alfred Theyer Mahan: Georgia and limits of American Seapower”. The chairman of the seminar was Dr. Alexander Rondeli, president, GFSIS.
JINSA is a nearly 4 decades old national organization based in Washington D.C. It receives support from thousands of members nationwide and is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of key figures in the national security community and leadership throughout the United States.
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.
