Free ID Card Promotion at Public School No. 158
Within the framework of the campaign announced for obtaining free ID cards, the collection of identification data for the teachers of Public School #158 located in the Vashlijvari settlement was carried out on-site. As part of the campaign, using special equipment, the teachers' applications were registered in the database directly at the school, along with their identification, photography, and submission of electronic signatures.
The event was attended by Nino Chichua, Executive Director of the Public Service Hall; Levan Samadashvili, Chairperson of the Public Service Development Agency; and Gia Mamulashvili, Director of the National Center for Teacher Professional Development. The New Year campaign for teachers began on December 23, and to date, nearly 26,000 teachers have applied to the Public Service Development Agency and Public Service Halls. This campaign will continue through January 23.
Within the scope of the campaign, teachers from public and private schools who have not yet received a new ID card can obtain them free of charge. Teachers are not required to submit special documentation; their identification is carried out based on the database. Teachers wishing to participate in the campaign in Tbilisi should apply to the following temporary service centers:
- 10th kilometer of David Aghmashenebeli Avenue (National Bureau of Enforcement)
- 1 Vazha-Pshavela Ave. (National Archives)
- 89/24 Aghmashenebeli Ave., Tbilisi Registration Office of the National Agency of Public Registry (near Marjanishvili Metro Station).
