Four European Union projects summarized
The First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia -
Ketevan Natriashvili and the Ambassador of the European Union to Georgia -
Janos Herman, opened a concluding event regarding the results of the grant
projects, implemented in the fields of employment and vocational education
development.
The
EU representatives talked about the projected outcomes and achievements, in
conjunction with emphasizing the importance of solving the employment problems
for the individuals residing in difficult geographic areas, as well as
developing the agricultural sector and nurturing small businesses.
Within the scope of aforementioned four projects, new employment models were
created, one hundred people were employed, 240 small business were started and
more than 3000 individuals underwent a series of special training.
