Let’s come together to celebrate what unites us #Ertad

The Delegation of the European Union to Georgia brought Europe Day to Batumi. The event at the Sheraton Batumi Hotel was officially opened by Pawel Herczynski, Ambassador of the European Union to Georgia.

During the celebration, a variety of activities were offered to the visitors of all ages. The EU Member States’ Embassies and various EU-funded organisations provided their rich educational, informational, entertaining, and cultural experiences through historical exhibits, interactive activities, and live cultural performances.

In a showcase of the EU’s work in Georgia, the EU funded project representatives discussed significant contributions their projects had made to Georgia, emphasising the positive outcomes of EU support.

As part of the Europe Day Batumi event, young people showcased their understanding of the European Union’s history, literature, and ideals in an engaging and enjoyable way through the educational game Bookshelf.

Many people visited the Europe Day event, where they were engaged in entertaining and interactive activities, learning about the European Union, and sampling goods and food made by Georgian farmers at the “Unique Georgian Taste” agro-market.

For more insights, captivating photos, and videos from the event, follow our web-site: https://eu4georgia.eu/europe-day-in-batumi/

About EU-Georgia relations:

For more than three decades, the European Union has fostered a unique and close partnership with the citizens of Georgia, supporting Georgia’s continued development through knowledge and experience sharing and financial support. Georgia was granted EU candidate status in December 2023.

Since 1992, the EU has been Georgia’s largest foreign donor. Per capita, Georgia received one of the highest levels of assistance of all of the EU’s partners.

The EU is also Georgia’s largest trading partner, focused on the introduction of high standards and quality, while respecting and promoting Georgian heritage, traditions, and culture.

Collaboration between citizens of Georgia and the EU help connect people digitally and physically, improve skills, and enrich lives.