We are EGI!
Where experience and creativity creates proffesionalism.
The Europe-Georgia Institute (EGI) is the leading independent hybrid civil society organization based in Georgia.
Our mission is to advance democracy, rule of law and free markets in Georgia and the Caucasus and empower a new generation of leaders to find solutions that are essential for Georgia’s development and for successful common future of the Caucasus.
Our mission is to inspire, empower, and connect people to change their world.
Peace
We believe that sustainable future is possible only when peace is achieved – that is the main reason we aim to advance dialogue and policy for sustainable development and peace.
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Youth
We believe that Youth is a vast source of innovation, ideas and solutions, and we strive to support the Youth by creating engagement frameworks and using non-formal education.
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Development
We believe that true democracy starts at the municipal, regional and local level and we strive to foster open dialogue among all branches of national, regional and local government.
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Important
0EGI joins the European Liberal Forum
The Europe-Georgia Institute was elected as an affiliate member of the European Liberal Forum during the forum’s General Assembly session in Prague, Czech Republic. A Georgian organization joins a European-level foundation forRead More...
0Your Voice – Our Future
Your Voice – Our Future (YVOF) is an unprecedented project in Georgian history in terms of the scale of coverage, feedbacks, and results. Being the largest ever cooperation project between governmental andRead More...
0Memorandum of Understanding
On 8th of November, a memorandum of cooperation was signed between the Europe-Georgia Institute and Presidential Administration. The aim of the document is to increase youth involvement in civic activities. With theRead More...
Recent news
0Online meeting with Ulrik Tideström
The Chairman of the Europe-Georgia Institute George Melashvili hosted HE Ulrik Tideström on behalf of the Sweden Alumni Network Georgia! The talk was about Swedish-Georgian relations and the Swedish experience of dealingRead More...
0Young Researchers: Zurab Okropiridze
The Europe-Georgia Institute gives young researchers opportunity to prepare and present an online lecture about any interesting topic using EGI online platforms. Zurab Okropiridze, student of faculty of Georgian philology at TbilisiRead More...
0Active Citizen Course: Tornike Sharashenidze
With the support of the Swedish International Liberal Center the Europe-Georgia Institute organizes “Active Citizen Course”. Goal of the project is to find and re-train young people interested in politics and civilRead More...
0EGI SEOM Attended the Founding Congress of Aleko Elisashvili’s Political Party
EGI SEOM Attended the Founding Congress of Aleko Elisashvili’s Political Party *EGI SEOM - Europe-Georgia Institute Special Election Observation Mission The representatives of the Special Monitoring Mission (SEOM) of the Europe-Georgia InstituteRead More...
0Young Reseachers: Dachi Mazanashvili
The Europe-Georgia Institute gives young researchers opportunity to prepare and present an online lecture about any interesting topic using EGI online platforms. Dachi Mazanashvili, graduate of international relations at IBSU and SouthernRead More...
0Liberty and Cinematography: Gogi Gvakharia
The Europe-Georgia Institute, with support from the Swedish International Liberal Center, is pleased to announce series of lectures “Liberty and…”. The first lecture – “Liberty and Cinematography” – was held by ProfessorRead More...
Blog
0Ukrainian parliamentary elections under pressure of Russian disinformation
Ukrainian parliamentary elections under pressure of Russian disinformation Galyna Petrenko director of NGO “Detector Media” (Kyiv, Ukraine) On July 21, the Ukrainian parliamentary (Verkhovna Rada) elections – was conducted. The election wasRead More...
0Post-revolutionary Armenia, as a Target of Propaganda: Key Messages and Myths
Post-revolutionary Armenia, as a Target of Propaganda: Key Messages and Myths Narine Khachatryan Executive Director, Media Education Center, Armenia One of the myths of the internal Armenian rhetoric that ‘citizens cannot changeRead More...
0Are Russian trolls just Russian? Pro-Russian propaganda on the Polish Internet.
Are Russian trolls just Russian? Pro-Russian propaganda on the Polish Internet. By Mateusz Bajek Analyst, Global Lab., Warsaw, Poland Introduction For a long time propaganda and disinformation activities on the Polish InternetRead More...