YOUTHTITIA, a groundbreaking initiative founded within the Ministry of Justice, aims to empower students of law faculties by providing them with a unique opportunity to cultivate professional skills, deepen their knowledge in the field, engage in public administration processes, and contribute to the planning and execution of reforms within the Ministry.

In its inaugural phase, YOUTHTITIA will select 30 undergraduate and master's students from accredited universities based on specific criteria. These selected students will actively participate in Ministry of Justice activities, gaining hands-on experience in their field.

Today, Minister of Justice Rati Bregadze unveiled the club - YOUTHTITIA, underscoring its significance in fostering legal awareness and facilitating direct engagement with the legal profession for aspiring lawyers. Bregadze extended his best wishes to the future participants, expressing confidence that this platform will serve as a springboard for their professional journey.

The Minister of Education, Science, and Youth, Giorgi Amilakhvari, echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the platform's role in nurturing the professional development of young individuals. He extended his encouragement to both future Ministry members and club participants.

The event was also attended by Deputy Ministers of Justice, members of the Scientific Advisory Council of the Ministry of Justice, rectors of authorized universities of Tbilisi and regions, deans of the Faculty of Law and students.

Symbolizing their commitment, they ceremonially pledged their support to YOUTHTITIA by signing their names.

For detailed information regarding student selection and updates about the club, visit YOUTHTITIA's official Facebook page.