On 19 December, the National Erasmus+ Office in Georgia hosted an event, bringing together stakeholders from higher education institutions, the private sector, civil society, and international organisations.
The event highlighted the Office’s 2025 activities, presenting key results, achievements, and examples of successful practices. It also created space for dialogue and exchange among participants, encouraging reflection on current developments and future cooperation opportunities.
A key component of the programme was the sharing of first-hand experiences by Erasmus+ participants from different sectors, illustrating the programme’s tangible impact across professional fields.
The event further served as a platform to strengthen collaboration between academia, business, and civil society, promoting closer cross-sector engagement.
Within this context, JoPScip Project Coordinator Anano Gorgodze presented insights from the project’s implementation, with a focus on Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE). The presentation highlighted the project’s regional relevance, lessons learned, and its contribution to strengthening partner institutions.