At a regular meeting of the Club of Voter Women of Khoni there was held a conversation about elections to local self-government, the importance of the role of women and their greater inclusion in politics.
During the meeting, working groups were set up to meet with representatives of political parties to nominate women candidates.
The project is implemented with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Georgia
Senaki hosted another meeting of the Club of Women-Voters. Activists of the Club discussed the importance of increasing the role of women voters in the pre-election period. A group of women was determined who will hold meetings with political parties operating in Senaki and present them recommendations developed by women's clubs with the hope that the parties will take them into account in their election programs.
The project is implemented with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Georgia
The Club of Voter Women of Zugdidi, together with the other seven Clubs of the Fund "Sukhumi", continues its active work before the elections to local self-government. At the regular meeting of the Club, the issue of increasing women's political participation was highlighted. Club members created groups and planned work with political parties to nominate women candidates for electoral lists.
The project is implemented with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Georgia
The main theme of the meeting was the need to work with political parties during the pre-election period. The opinion was expressed that in the plan of women's activity in Ozurgeti there were big changes, and in this the great merit belongs to the Club of Women-Voters. Despite this, it is necessary that the female candidates, in the first turn, feel the support of the female electorate. To this end, the Club meeting planned to conduct various activities in the pre-election period.
The project is implemented with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Georgia
The meeting of the Club of Voter Women of Khobi was devoted to consideration of issues of cooperation with political parties during the pre-election period. Members of the Club are ready to present to the regional branches of political parties a set of recommendations and discuss the participation of women candidates in the upcoming elections to local self-government. The first meetings of activists of the Club of Voter Women with political parties will be held in July.
The project is implemented with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Georgia
