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Yesterday, Swedish Institute alumni Salome Zurabishvili and Davit Mikeladze visited SI with a high-level Georgian delegation representing the Georgian government, business and media. The delegation is in Sweden on a Sida-funded study tour focusing on good practices of implementing and coordinating the SDG’s between different sectors.

SI alumni from Georgia on high-level visit to Sweden. Photo: Etuna Tsotniashvili

SI alumni visit Sweden with high-level delegation from Georgia

Baltic Sea region cooperation

Putting trafficking on the agenda through international collaboration

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Baltic Sea region cooperation

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