NATO-Georgia Joint Training and Evaluation Centre (JTEC) and NATO Joint Force Training Centre (JFTC) signed a partnership agreement.

Under the initiative of Defense Minister Irakli Garibashvili, modernization of infrastructure on military bases also envisages construction of new gyms and equipping them with modern equipment. 

LTC of the Kingdom of Spain Marcos Cuenca was awarded the service medal "General Kvinitadze" under the order of the Minister of Defence of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili.  

Within the firm support of USA-Georgia military partnership, Georgia has received MILES multiple integrated laser engagement system. 

The Peacekeepers`Company of Georgian Defence Forces arrived in Afghanistan. The 13th Battalion Commander of I Infantry Brigade LTC Vladimer Natenadze and Senior Staff Officer Tengiz Gobadze greeted the military at the Bagram Airfield and wished them successful accomplishment of the Resolute Support Mission (RSM).  

Georgian Peacekeepers` Company has left for the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to fulfill the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission.

Refreshed Substantial NATO-Georgia Package (SNGP) was approved by NATO Allies and Georgia at the meeting of NATO Ministers of Foreign Affairs. The updated package will provide more support to improve Georgia’s defense and security capabilities, strengthen resistance, enhance interoperability to NATO and Georgia’s integration process to the Alliance.  

Under the auspice of NATO-Georgia Substantial Package (SNGP), Norway, which is a leading country in JTEC initiative implementation, handed over computer techniques to JTEC. Norway’s support aims to further increase the flexibility and capacity of the organization. 

Task oriented field trainings accomplished with live fire exercise on Vaziani fire range. 152 mm howitzer 2A65 Msta battery and 152 mm Giatsint 2A36 platoon of the 51st Artillery Battalion together with the combat supportive elements participated in the exercise.  

The Georgian Defence Forces received 12 units of multifunctional armored backhoe loaders and 35 BMC Neocity type buses in order to develop the military-engineering and logistics directions.  

Ministry of Defence of Georgia joined the campaign against gender-based violence. In the framework of the governmental campaign, an online lecture was held for students of the Command and Staff College of the National Defence Academy.

On November 23-27 of this year, within the framework of the strategic partnership between Georgia and Estonia, the event focused on increasing the cyber security capabilities between the countries is underway, consisting of "Hunt the Hacker" training and technical exercise "CRX".