„Life is a staircase… Sometimes you go up and sometimes you go down. I dedicated all my life to public good. Learning and working was a priority. We were very small, my two sisters and I, when our mother passed away. Father was a teacher
"I was injured when I was 17… I loved swimming very much, I looked forward to every summer and in winter I went to the swimming pool. That summer I was spending my holiday at my grandmother’s place. Together with my friends, I went to the
„I am studying the Engineering Physics program with a focus on medicine in the Technical University of Georgia. I have been into technical subjects since childhood and math and physics have been my strong suit. Having said that, if I don’t like a discipline, I
„I had a very ordinary life and ordinary childhood. I was not vigorous and there was nothing remarkable about me. However, after I graduated from university and went back to live in Akhalgori, I could see that the life was monotonous, especially for the young
“I was born in Odessa, Ukraine. What I remember from my childhood, is my house. We lived on the second floor of the so called “Italian Yard” type of a building in Ukraine … It was dusty, there were some planks, probably they were getting
„I long as I can remember myself, I’ve always been energetic both at school and in the university. My top priority in life has been work; however, my busy life-style never interfered with my private life. In 2004, when I started work as a public
„We, the Georgian women from Tbilisi, the ancient city of Georgia, welcome opening of the assembly of the Russian women. The glorious names of great Georgian women of the past are a building block of the future for women in Georgia. Our women have never given
"Where would I get education…? We lived at the foot of the mountain and when I got married, I moved here. We went to school from that far… We made until the 8th grade with difficulty. My father did not want us to go to
"Before my child’s birth, I led a socially active life – I worked in the Telavi children’s library, had a shop in the neighborhood, phone booths, and so to say, we had a decent life while other people around us struggled to make both ends