Within the framework of the “Hero’s Day” project organized by the Temporary Commission on Women and Children’s Issues of the Parliament of Georgia, a meeting was held in Batumi with Zurab Pataradze, Chairman of the Government of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara.

During the meeting, emphasis was placed on the importance of the project. It was noted that such initiatives help young people gain a better understanding of Georgia’s history, as well as its national heroes.

The project participants were addressed by Mariam Lashkhi, Chairwoman of the Temporary Commission on Women and Children’s Issues; Rima Beradze, Deputy Chairwoman of the Georgian Dream faction and member of the Temporary Commission; Tamar Makharashvili, Deputy Minister of Education, Science and Youth; and Maia Khajishvili, Minister of Education and Sports of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara.

As part of the project, various educational and cultural events will be held for the participants on November 6–7. Students will learn about the lives and legacies of Giorgi Mazniashvili and Maro Makashvili.

The “Hero’s Day” project is an initiative of the Temporary Commission on Women and Children’s Issues of the Parliament of Georgia. Its goal is to disseminate knowledge about Georgian heroes, preserve historical memory, and strengthen national identity among children and adolescents.