The three-month Political Party School, implemented within the framework of the project “Supporting Free and Fair Elections Cycle in Georgia,” has concluded its latest session.
Twenty-eight young representatives from 14 political parties participated in the current cohort of the Political Party School. Throughout the program, participants delved into various topics, including political sociology, mass media and political dynamics, gender policies, foreign affairs, national and international security, regional challenges, the Middle East, and economics. Additionally, the group underwent training sessions in policy analysis, political risk assessment, and negotiation techniques.
With over 500 graduates, Rondeli Foundation has been executing the Political Party School with support from various donor organizations since 2009. The current project is made possible through the financial support of the European Union.
