The European Center for Minority Issues - Caucasus (ECMI-Caucasus) has organized a training on September 23 for media representatives working in the regions. Topics of the event covered Georgia's road to Euro-integration, the importance of involving ethnic minorities in this process, and the issues of coverage.Training participants have discussed the EU and the Eastern Partnership, Association Agreement and the issues related to ethnic minorities included in the document; visa liberalization and how it relates to the European standards and mechanisms of protection of national minorities.Target groups of the training included journalists of media organizations working in the languages of ethnic minorities living in Georgia; journalists of media organizations working on the issues of ethnic minorities living in Georgia and the journalists of regional media working in the regions compactly settled by ethnic minorities.Training was organized as part of the project "Advancing National Integration in Georgia", implemented by the UN Association of Georgia (UNAG) with financial assistance of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and support of the "Open Society - Georgia" Foundation (OSGF).