Mariam Lashkhi, Chair of the Education, Science and Youth Affairs Committee, her First Deputy, Giorgi Chakvetadze and the Deputy Chair of the Faction “Georgian Dream”, Irma Zavradashvili, visited Public School N169.

MPs were provided a tour of a newly rehabilitated school and congratulated the children and the pedagogues on the start of a new academic year.

“I extend my sincere congratulations to the children, their parents, educators, and the school administration on the commencement of a new academic year. The school provides a conducive environment and all the necessary resources that empower the children to concentrate on their learning and personal growth. By doing so, they will develop into responsible citizens who will contribute positively to society”, - M. Lashkhi emphasised.

Members of Parliament presented the gold and silver medals to the graduating students with great distinction.

“Numerous successful alumni of this institution have subsequently graduated. While some have pursued higher education, others have opted for vocational training. I extend my heartfelt wishes for their continued success in achieving their ambitious goals”, - G. Chakvetadze expressed.

Irma Zavradashvili also extended her congratulations on the commencement of a new academic year.

“School N169 stands out as a highly successful institution, not solely based on the number of alumni who achieve honours, but rather on its remarkable achievements in the realm of sports. It is particularly noteworthy that this esteemed institution has nurtured the talent of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. I am confident that we will witness the emergence of numerous accomplished individuals graduating from this esteemed institution”, - she remarked.

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