The Election Administration (EA) continues running the information-study campaign to support youth engagement in the electoral processes. As part of this campaign, CEC’s Chairperson, Giorgi Kalandarishvili, met with members of Georgia’s Student Parliament. CEC’s Chairperson discussed with young people the electoral reforms, activity of election administration, challenges, and achievements as well. Chairperson highlighted electronic technologies and detailed students on the pilot project which refers to the adoption of electoral technology into the electoral processes.

Natia Zaalishvili, Head of the CEC Training Centre, spoke to young people about the importance of informing voters, introduced them to international trends of applying technology in elections, and discussed Georgia's experience in using the electronic voter verification and vote counting devices in the polling process. To better demonstrate the case, members of Georgia’s Student Parliament got directly involved in mock election using electoral technology. The CEC’s Training Centre organized the mock election.

The information-study campaign “Engaging young people in open government” is oriented toward promoting EA’s activities, awareness-raising, and facilitates the development of youth into active and informed voters.