The Congress of the Free Trade Union of Educators and Scientists of Georgia was held
Today, the 7th Reporting and Electoral Congress of the Free Trade Union of Educators and Scientists of Georgia (ESFTUG) was held. The congress was attended by Tamar Sanikidze, Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Martin Romer, Director of the European Trade Union Committee for Education (ETUCE) – an international organization, representatives of the Ministry and the Parliament, as well as local and international organizations.
The congress was also attended by 148 delegates invited from all regions of Georgia, each representing the mandate of 200 educators. In accordance with the statutory requirements of the Free Trade Union of Educators and Scientists of Georgia, the congress is held once every 4 years. Its purpose is to present a report on the activities carried out and to develop a renewed strategy for the organization, in compliance with democratic principles and values.
The congress was also attended by 148 delegates invited from all regions of Georgia, each representing the mandate of 200 educators. In accordance with the statutory requirements of the Free Trade Union of Educators and Scientists of Georgia, the congress is held once every 4 years. Its purpose is to present a report on the activities carried out and to develop a renewed strategy for the organization, in compliance with democratic principles and values.
