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Statement of the EU Awareness Centre on the Opening of EU Accession Negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova

The EU Awareness Centre warmly congratulates Ukraine and Moldova on the opening of the first cluster of accession negotiations with the European Union. This is the most significant step on…

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The EU Awareness Centre is pleased to unveil its new official logo

This logo was created by Nika Kacharava as part of a university design assignment and was selected for adoption as the organisation’s official visual identity. We would like to express…

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Statement of the EU Awareness Centre on Armenia’s Parliamentary Elections

The EU Awareness Centre congratulates Nikol Pashinyan and his pro-European team on their victory in the parliamentary elections. We wish the people of Armenia peace, stability, and prosperity, as well…

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Happy Independence Day, Georgia!

On May 26, the EU Awareness Centre honours the courage, resilience, and enduring European aspiration of the Georgian people. Georgia’s modern history has been shaped by a continuous struggle to…

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Statement on Europe Day

On Europe Day, the EU Awareness Centre celebrates the values that unite our continent: peace, democracy, solidarity, and human dignity. Today is not only a celebration of Europe’s achievements, but…

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EU Awareness Centre Statement on the Anniversary of 9 April

On this day, we solemnly commemorate two defining moments in Georgia’s modern history — moments of tragedy and renewal that remain deeply intertwined in the nation’s collective memory. We honour…

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Statement on the Anniversary of the 31 March Referendum on the Restoration of Georgia’s Independence

On 31 March 1991, the people of Georgia made a historic and courageous decision. Through a national referendum, an overwhelming majority voted in favour of restoring the country’s independence, based…

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EU Awareness Centre Statement on the 25th Anniversary of the Treaty of Nice

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Treaty of Nice, the EU Awareness Centre commemorates a landmark moment in the history of European integration that paved the way…

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Day of the Soviet Occupation of Georgia

105 years ago, on February 25, 1921, the Russian Red Army invaded independent Georgia, which led to the loss of independence and the occupation of the country. The Soviet occupation…

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Four Years Since the Start of Russia’s Full-Scale War Against Ukraine

On the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the EU Awareness Centre stands in firm and unequivocal solidarity with the Ukrainian people. For four years, Ukraine has resisted…

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One Year Since the Establishment of the EU Awareness Centre

Today, we proudly celebrate the first anniversary of the EU Awareness Centre, a milestone marking the hard work and commitment to strengthening democratic resilience, promoting European values, and countering disinformation…

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Memorandum of Cooperation Signed Between the EU Awareness Centre and the Association of Independent Press of Moldova

We are pleased to announce that The EU Awareness Centre and The Association of Independent Press (API) of Moldova have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. This partnership marks an important…

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On 14 January, We Mark the Day of the Georgian State Flag

The EU Awareness Centre honours the Five Cross Flag as a symbol of Georgia’s long struggle for freedom, statehood, and dignity. It represents the resilience of the Georgian people and…

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Meet Our New Research Fellows

We are pleased to welcome three distinguished experts to our team as Research Fellows. Elene Gotsadze is an international development and public-sector professional with over two decades of experience in…

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From Vision to Voice — One Year Review

Founded in February 2025, the EU Awareness Centre (EUAC) began as a small, volunteer-driven initiative guided by a simple belief: that informed analysis and honest debate are essential to strengthening…