Tbilisi.
The Civil Society
Institute (CSI) has met with youngsters on October 19. Meeting participants
have discussed current problems, challenges, as well as opportunities and
positive factors. Out of the identified problems the youngsters have selected
three most urgent ones: unemployment, environmental pollution and lack of
scientific literature in the Georgian language. They have also discussed the
causes and ways of solution of these problems.
Up to 20 representatives of various
universities and organizations have attended the meeting.
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