On 15th April 2014 within the framework of the NATO week Tengiz Pkhaladze had meeting with teachers from Guria Region at the NATO Liaision Office, Tbilisi. 15 teachers of Geography, History as well as Civil Education participated in the meeting, organized within the framework of the NATO week. Tengiz Pkhaladze discussed Georgia's NATO Integration process, challenges and perspectives.

Tengiz Pkhaladze gave a speech at the 83rd seminar of the Rose-Roth which held under the aegis of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Tbilisi from 29 April to 1 May 2013 .

The topic of the seminar was: "South Caucasus: Geopolitics, Euro-Atlantic Integration and Internal Challenges."

On 22-25 April 2013 Tengiz Pkhaladze in the framework of the project - “Security Sector Reform – Centre of Excellence in Southern Caucasus” visited Slovak Republic and Poland.

On 22-23 April 2013 Experts from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia had meetings in the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic. Experts were discussing most recent issues of the region, as well as challanges related to security sector reform in South Caucasus with State Secretary Amb. Peter Burian. Experts also visited the Institute of Security and Defence Studies, Ministry of Defence.

On 27 JUL 2012 the Press conference about Georgia-Ukrainian project “Security Barometer” was held at the hotel Courtyard- Marriott (Tbilisi).

Results of research of Georgian and Ukrainian experts about internal and external threats in regards of both countries were discussed during the press conference.

The research consists of 4 blocks: Political and Military security issues; economic and energy security issues; humanitarian and informational security; security in the ecological sphere.

Visit in the Ukraine

(5-8 JUL 2012)

During the 6-7 JUL 2012 the second part of the project "International experience in reforming the State Automobile Inspectorate, acceptability and alternatives for the Ukraine." held in the Ukraine.Representatives of MIA and NGOs of Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and Armenia participated at this part of the project. The Project initiator - Ukrainian special Board of fighting against corruption. Project partner from Georgian side - International Centre for Geopolitical Studies (ICGS).

The Georgian Delegation were represented by Tengiz Pkhaladze Chairman of International centre for geopolitical Studies, Nato Bachiashvili – Project Coordinator of the ICGS, Aleksandre Bolkvadze – Depute chief of the Patrol Police Department of MIA Georgia; Vladimer Pitskhelauri – Chief of Analyze and Coordination division of Analytic Department of MIA Georgia.

On 20-21 of May 2012 Nato Bachiashvili, project coordinator of the International Centre for Geopolitical Studies attended NATO Chicago Summit.

Cooperation agreement between International Centre for Geopolitical Studies (ICGS) and Ukrainian Institute for Public Policy (UIPP) has signed in Tbilisi.

On 22-24 March 2012 Chairman of International Centre for Geopolitical Studies Tengiz Pkhaladze moderated the panel: Could the Eastern Partnership contribute to conflict resolution in the Eastern Partnership region?" at the I Eastern Partnership Forum, which was held at the "Radisson Blue Iveria".

On 13-14 of December 2011 Nato Bachiashvili the project Coordinator of ICGS participated in the Public Diplomacy Workshop for Civil Society Representatives from Partner Countries was held in NATO Headquarters (Belgium, Brussels). The NGO representatives from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Kyrgyz Republic, Macedonia, Montenegro, Finland, and Serbia were participated in the workshop.

Mayor of Tbilisi Gigi Ugulava presented the book of the International Center for Geopolitical Studies "My Rights and Responsibilities", at the meeting with Art School students and professors. The book is intended for 14-18 years old students in order to raise their awareness in their own rights and duties.

International Centre for Geopolitical Studies presented the new book "My rights and responsibilities” to the senior students of №157 public school. The book is intended for young students of 14-18 ages. The Minister of Education and Science of Georgia Mr. Dimitri Shashkin, and the head of academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Mrs. Khatia Dekanoidze were attending the presentation.

On September 16-17, 2011, Riga, the capital of Latvia, hosted one of the leading security forums in Northern Europe – the Rīga Conference. The conference brought together leaders of political, business and science circles, world thinkers and journalists to discuss on the most important and current security, defence and international affairs challenges.

This year the first session of the Riga Conference was opened with participation of Prime Ministers of Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland and Poland with debates focused on the changing economic climate and the security of the EU and NATO during a time of lesser and lesser resources.

Krynica Zdrój, Poland, September th 2011

7-9 September 2011 XXI Economic Forum held in Krynica (Poland). The Economic Forum is one of the most significant international events in the region. It has been organized every year in the beginning of September since the early nineties. Its mission is to build a favorable climate for the development of political and economic cooperation among the countries of the European Union and their neighbours.

On June 3, 2011, experts and policy makers from Georgia, the Baltic Sea region countries and Russia will gather in Riga for the conference entitled "Georgia towards 2013 – reality, reforms, and expectations" to debate the recent internal developments in Georgia, its foreign policy challenges as well as to seek for possible solutions. The conference is organised by the Baltic to Black Sea Alliance (BBSA) in cooperation with the Latvian Transatlantic Organisation (LATO) and European House Georgia.

At the 5 of June 2011 the Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation between Baltic to Black Sea Alliance (BBSA) and International Centre for Geopolitical Studies Georgia has signed.  MoU was signed by Richard Berug, Chairman of BBSA, and Tengiz Pkhaladze, Chairman of ICGS Georgia.

Presentation of the book of the International Centre for Geopolitical Studies (ICGS): “SOFT POWER” – THE NEW CONCEPT OF THE RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY TOWARD GEORGIA (August 2008 postwar period) was held at the Ilia State University. The presentation was held at the initiative of the Youth Center of Georgia.

In 25-26 November 2010 was held the visit of South Caucasus countries’ public opinion formers to NATO Headquarter (Brussels, Belgium). The main topics of the meetings were the results of the Lisbon Summit, also prospects of NATO-Georgian relationships. Among the Georgian delegation was the chairman of the ICGS Tengiz Pkhaladze.

On 11-12 of November the 4th Security Forum, organized by Fund “Open Ukraine”, took place in Kyiv. The problems of Black Sea Region and European Security were discussed at the forum. International Centre for Geopolitical Studies were presented by Tengiz Pkhaladze. He was the panelist at the session: “Black Sea Geopolitics: Dilemmas and Prospects”.

In 19-23 of October representatives of Georgian NGOs’ visited capital of the Ukraine, Kiev. The visit was an introductory, and its aim was to arrange meetings with international and local organizations, which are actively working on the issues of the Ukraine integration in European Union.

In October 1, 2010 at the initiative of International Centre for Geopolitical Studies students of Tbilisi Universities’ attended the discussion of the Draft Constitutional Law "On Introduction of the Changes and Amendments to the Constitution of Georgia" with the second hearing on the plenary sitting of the Parliament of Georgia.

In September 24, 2010 at the initiative of International Centre for Geopolitical Studies students of Tbilisi Universities’ attended the discussion of the Draft Constitutional Law "On Introduction of the Changes and Amendments to the Constitution of Georgia "at the sitting of the Committee on Legal Issues with the second hearing.