Erasmus+ Programme not leaving Georgia, says National Erasmus+ Office in Georgia
The National Erasmus+ Office in Georgia on Thursday formally and unequivocally denied the recent false information that circulated about Erasmus+ leaving the country.
“Georgia continues to be an active and valued partner in the Erasmus+ programme. All planned and ongoing actions remain fully supported and operational. We urge institutions, students, and stakeholders to rely only on official channels for accurate information”, the statement said.
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