Georgia hosted the summer camp of the European School of Eastern Partnership.

During 21 days, young people attended both practical and theoretical sessions in different fields in the international camp. The yougsters in the international camp also dedicated some time to sports activities.

During their stay in the camp the participants worked on specific projects that would be implemented after their return to their countries.

The idea of the  camp was financed by the EU and implemented by the National Center for Child and Youth.

Project executives say that such activities promote the rapprochement with the European family.

After the closure of the international camp, 25 young people from different countries will stay in Georgia and continue their studies at the European School.