Subject: The 100th International Refugee Law Course / Global Compact on Refugees / 21-26 October 2019
From: Yoko Akasaka <[email-masked]>
To: "[email-masked]" <[email-masked]>
Cc: Marat Atamuradov <[email-masked]>, Anna Kirvas <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 10:40:47 +0000

Dear Ms. Barkalaia,

Thank you for a nice meeting today. I’m very happy to see there have been positive progress within the Ministry and to have received the updated information and your future direction. I hope we will
continue to have a fruitful cooperation.

As we discussed during the meeting, I’m sharing with you the Refugee Law Course in San Remo with a special focus on the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR) of 21-26 October.

The Course will be offered in English and will cover the principles, objectives, and the programme of action set by the GCR, as well as the comprehensive refugee response framework, which forms an integral part of the
compact. The Course will allow participants to strengthen their teaching skills and capacity to develop customized training modules through sessions devoted to learning methodologies, focusing on content that conforms to the key elements of the GCR.
Please see the attached details.

You will see that the target audience is a representative of national training institute, however, I believe your role in advocating GCR and its principles among the Government of Georgia is important; and thus, your
profile / role will fit for this course.

You are requested to fill the application form through the
the IIHL
website under application (Registration
Form). Please ask for a scholarship while UNHCR Georgia will support your participating in case you are not granted scholarship from the Institutions/UNHCR HQ. Please also indicate my name, title
and email/contact details in the application with statement that UNHCR Georgia wishes and supports your participation in the course.

Best regards,

Yoko

Yoko Akasaka

Regional Representative a.i.

UNHCR Regional Representation in the South Caucasus

(Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia)

2a Kazbegi Ave

0160 Tbilisi

Georgia

Tel: + 995 32 238 62 02 ext 102

Fax: + 995 32 238 54 22

Mob: + 995 591 034 690

Email:
[email-masked]

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