SANGU Students Participated in an Erasmus+ International Youth Exchange Program Held in Serbia
SANGU Students Participated in an Erasmus+ International Youth Exchange Program Held in Serbia
From April 21 to 29, students of St. Andrew the First-Called Georgian University of the Patriarchate of Georgia participated in the Erasmus+ international youth exchange program “Entrepreneurship Education for Youth Workers” in Novi Sad and Petrovaradin, Serbia.
The program brought together young people from different countries who, through non-formal education methods, worked on topics related to entrepreneurship education, social initiatives, creative thinking, teamwork, and the development of youth projects.
Within the framework of the project, participants attended international workshops, practical activities, and teamwork sessions that enabled them to broaden their knowledge, share experiences, and work in a diverse international environment.
The program participants included: Khatia Tsiklauri, Ana Chincharauli, Aleksandra Napetvaridze, Nikoloz Kochiashvili, Davit Ghambarashvili, Lazare Chikvinidze, Giorgi Bestavashvili, and Nikoloz Janashvili.
The program also promoted cultural exchange, strengthened international cooperation, and encouraged the establishment of professional and friendly connections among young participants.
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