The Central Election Commission (CEC) has concluded a series of information meetings at the Gombori Volunteer Training Center. The final information meeting with camp participants was conducted by CEC Spokesperson Natia Ioseliani.

A total of 108 participants from different parts of Georgia attended the meeting, including students of the Georgian Technical University and veterans of the war in Abkhazia.

Natia Ioseliani provided participants with information on important election-related issues.

The discussion covered the role and rights of voters, the advantages of electronic voting technologies, and disinformation as one of the main challenges facing the electoral process.

During the meeting, the CEC Spokesperson also introduced participants to the Election Administration’s publication, Elections 360 Degrees, which provides an in-depth discussion of current electoral issues.

The meeting was conducted in an interactive format. Participants raised a number of questions on issues of interest to them and received comprehensive answers.

It is noteworthy that, within the framework of the information meetings organized by the CEC at the Gombori Volunteer Training Center, more than 400 people in total received information on electoral issues. Holding such information meetings is important for the Election Administration, as they contribute to increasing voters’ awareness, raising awareness of electoral issues, and promoting the active engagement of citizens in the electoral process.