The meetings, arranged by the Agency`s Training and Research Center, were held with students from various schools in Kakheti. GCCA representatives visited Public School No. 3 in Tsnori (Signagi Municipality), as well as a school in the village of Gamarjveba (Dedoplistskaro Municipality).

During the sessions, Agency representatives engaged students in discussions on consumer rights in both online and offline purchases, ways to address and resolve violations, and the importance of competition in safeguarding consumer interests.

The sessions were interactive, and through practical examples, students learned how fair competition contributes to the development of a balanced and transparent market. The initiative is being implemented by the Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia.