Caucasian Academy of Diplomacy

The Caucasian Academy of Diplomacy is a non-governmental organization in Georgia that aims to promote diplomacy and international affairs in the Caucasus region. The organization provides education and training programs to individuals interested in pursuing careers in diplomacy, government, or international organizations.

As the Founding President of the Caucasian Academy of Diplomacy, the individual is responsible for the establishment and development of the organization. This includes setting its strategic direction, developing its programs and initiatives, and overseeing its operations.

The Founding President also represents the organization in various forums and engages with diplomats, policymakers, and other experts in the field of diplomacy and international affairs. They work to build partnerships and networks with other organizations and individuals to promote the goals and objectives of the Academy.

Furthermore, the Founding President is responsible for managing the Academy's finances and resources, and for ensuring that its programs and activities are aligned with its mission and vision.

Serving as the Founding President of the Caucasian Academy of Diplomacy is a significant responsibility and requires strong leadership, communication, and management skills. It also provides a valuable opportunity to make a positive impact on the development of diplomacy and international affairs in the Caucasus region and to contribute to the education and training of the next generation of diplomats and policymakers.

His public posts about the academy announced a young leaders’ foreign-policy forum planned for 6 June 2016 in Tbilisi, a July discussion on the failed Turkish military coup’s implications for Georgia and the Caucasus, and a fundamental diplomatic skills school in 2017.