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Students Of The Cairo American College Start A Partnership Program With A School In Gavazi, Georgia

On March 16-24, 2007, a group of 18 American students and teachers from the American College in Cairo, Egypt, visited Georgia to start a partnership program with the Gavazi High School in Kakheti, East Georgia.  The students spent 6 days in Gavazi working on service projects and team building exercises with the Georgian students.  As a result of the visit, the Gavazi School Garden was improved, new friendships were established, and future plans of cooperation were set.  The Gavazi School is the first Georgian school which started a Future Farmers of Georgia Association based on the U.S. model.  The school successfully participated in the U.S. Department of State-funded school partnership program with Esparto High School in California during 2002-2004. 

The students of Cairo American College concluded their trip in Georgia by visiting the U.S. Embassy and meeting the Deputy Chief of Mission, Mr. Mark Perry, who greeted the students and wished them success in their future endeavors.

• March 24, Another American Business Opens Branch in Tbilisi, Georgia
• March 16, Political Section Intern Visits Gori American Corner
• March 15-16, U.S. Deputy Secretary Of Energy Clay Sell Visits Georgia
• March 14, Political Officer Deb Miller Reviews the Legacy of Thurgood Marshall in Kutaisi
• March 14, Fulbright Visiting Scholar Organizes A Presentation On Georgia In New York City
• March 3-10, Open World Program For Georgians Begins In Georgia, U.S.A.
• February 19 - March 3, Carole Neves From The Smithsonian Institutions Consults With Georgian Museums As Part Of Georgia's Museum Reform Program
• March 2, Ambassador Tefft Highlights Support for Education, Refugees in Eastern Georgia
• March 2, Former Congresswoman Patricia Schroeder Speaks To Georgian Women Politicians, Academics And Students
• February 15, Fulbright Scholar Pam Cardwell Discusses Blues In America In Honor Of Black History Month