Georgia: Tbilisi Regional Conference

ESFL Regional Conference in Tbilisi is the biggest gathering of students in the Caucasus region bringing together hundreds of liberty-minded and liberty-lover individuals. You have a great opportunity to attend compelling lectures and panel discussions led by famous economists, politicians and philosophers. Attendees will also have the ability to meet our partner organizations.

A wide range of competent, high-profile speakers from around the world will give talks about the current issues related to the Georgian politics and will evaluate our political and economic situation. The following topics will be discussed: Individual Freedom, Political Ideologies, Role of the Government in a free society, Understanding of libertarian ideas, Art and Liberty, Law and Freedom and Free Market System. 

Important information

• Anyone interested in the ideas of Liberty can attend the conference, which is FREE of charge. But you must register (see registration form below).
• All the participants will receive an international certificate. Working language is Georgian and English.
• Catering will be provided during the day for all of the attendees.
• All participants will get books, stickers, T-shirts and invitations to the party that is going to take place in the evening.

If you have any questions, please feel free to inbox ქართველი სტუდენტები თავისუფლებისთვის •  Georgian Students For Liberty.

Agenda

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Speakers

Trevor Burrus – Research fellow at the Cato Institute’s Center for Constitutional Studies.

Matt Kibbe – President of famous American organization “Free the People”, which promotes libertarian ideals.

Terry Kibbe – Chief Executive Officer at Free the People, an educational organization spreading the values of liberty.

Zurab Japaridze – Founder and leader of a Libertarian Party in Georgia called Girchi.

Giga Bokeria – Georgian Politician and leader of the party Movement for Freedom – European Georgia.

Gia Nodia – Georgian political analyst who served as the Minister of Education and Science in 2008.

Registration