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Eurobarometer: EU citizens strongly support cooperating with partner countries and youth to reduce poverty
The latest Eurobarometer survey on development cooperation shows that almost nine in ten EU citizens say it is important to partner with countries outside the EU to reduce poverty.
The global pandemic has not shaken citizens' support for the EU's work in international development and the results confirm a solid trend over recent years, meaning cooperation with partner countries remains one of…
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The Young European Ambassadors (YEAs) represent the youth of their countries and network with young people from the European Union and Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. They exchange experiences, discuss matters of direct concern to young people, share best practices and work together for a better future. The Young European Ambassadors regularly participate in dialogue-driven activities and engage online on a daily basis through the 'Young European Neighbours network' network Facebook group. All views expressed in this group do not represent the opinion of the ‘EU NEIGHBOURS east’ project or the European Union.
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Stronger Women, Stronger Spitak
Due to the EU4Women funding, women involved in “Spitak Manushak” became more active and independent. Starting one’s own business, especially for women, is a big step for my small town, and as a young…
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Young European Ambassadors Discuss Georgian History and Politics
Covid-19 may be powerful enough to prevent us from gathering physically, but we still are able to meet on Zoom and explore each other’s culture profoundly. This is what YEAs have been doing since…
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Georgian language: it is not so different!
Georgian, is defined as part of the Kartvelian languages and it is the official language of Georgia. The Kartvelian language family is often also defined as Iberian or South Caucasian. It can be…