On 14-17 September 2017  International Centre for Geopolitical Studies (Georgia) in cooperation with Crisis Management Initiative (Finland) organized workshop for high level Georgian Government officials "Negotiations and Peace Process Architecture" in Batumi (Georgia).

On February 17, 2017 the second meeting of the EU-Georgia Civil Society Platform was held at the European Economic and Social Committee in Belgium, Brussels.

At the meeting was discussed the current development of implementation of Association Agreement between EU and Georgia.

Reports about equal opportunity and treatment of men and women in the labour market, the freedom of media in Georgia  was also discussed during the meeting.

On 28 of November 2016 In the framework of the project "NATO - the History of Successful Transformation: countries before, and after Joining the Alliance" meeting with Ambassador of Latvia to Georgia HE Jānis Zlamets held in the NATO Liaison in Georgia.

On 11-12 October 2016 with the initiative of International Centre for Geopolitical Studies two days workshop: Women for Peace and Security took part at the NATO Liaison office in Tbilisi.

The project aim multiple awareness raising and informing leader women – representatives of self Governments, NGOs and teachers regarding NATO as a provider of peace and security in the Region.

On 14-17 April  2016 international Centre for Geopolitical Studies  (Georgia) in cooperation with Crisis Management Initiative (Finland) organized workshop for Georgian Government officials "Negotiations and Peace Process Architecture" in  "Marco Polo" Gudauri (Georgia).

On October 30 – November 2, 2015 with the partnership of International Centre for geopolitical Studies (Georgia) and Crisis Management Initiative (Finland) Workshop for Georgian Governmental Offitials: The Complexity of Peace Processes - Learnings from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Cyprus cases was held in Kachreti, Georgia.

On July 22-24 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs organized a documentation visit to Romania by a group of Georgian governmental staff and representatives of  NGO's who work in the domain of European and Euro-Atlantic integration. This activity, was part of the Action Plan of the Romanian Embassy in Tbilisi, currently in its second consecutive mandate as NATO Contact Point Embassy.