AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGeorgian Orthodox Church: The Georgian Orthodox Church condemned the use of Venerable Gabriel Urgebadze’s name by a Russian military unit fighting in Ukraine, calling it unacceptable and saying the initiative was made without consultation with Tbilisi. Freedom of Expression: Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA) says administrative proceedings against activist Tornike Razmadze over a Facebook comment are a “precedent of censorship,” while the Interior Ministry’s Hate Speech unit says the case targets insults toward Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze. Arts & Culture: “Mahler under the Caucasian Sky” brought Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 “Resurrection” to the Tsinandali Festival, performed by the Pan-Caucasian Youth Orchestra with the Tbilisi opera and ballet chorus. Local Education & Youth: A biotechnology camp in Svaneti trained 100 teenagers (15–17) in modern biotech and programming, with participants presenting prototypes and startup ideas. International Cultural Spotlight: Tbilisi’s abstract art platform “Tbilisi. Abstract. Berlin” launched a research programme during Berlin Art Week, featuring Georgian artists. Sports & Community: Batumi and Georgia’s wider cultural calendar also kept moving, while local youth leadership stories and new sports programs highlighted confidence-building beyond the classroom.
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