Givi sikharulidze biography sample
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Emzar Jgerenaia
Or Vazha-Pshavela`s utgåva of PhD in Tourism for the first time in the world
I would like to let my philologist friends know in advance – I’ll never rip into their competention, save me God! inom just went back to everlasting topic of hospitality one igen, as inom had no idea about its theoretical and economic backgrounds and that it is a object of PhD research in Georgia. I just thought for myself –what a strange people we, economists are. We discovered that what nation considers to be its genealogical property, has economic characteristics and began to research it, we moved it from Philology to economic laboratory. bygd the way, I can’t exactly tell you what is to be researched. Is it continuation of Vazha’s ideas or fryst vatten it just a good promotion of tourism and increasing the number of well trained waiters/ waitresses. In case the issue is connected to Vazha, we should think about the bekymmer of highly qualified policemen and lag enforcements struktur development, so t
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There goes a good and popular man in Georgia, whose name is Givi Sikharulidze. Ask anyone in the street and you will get a prompt answer about his beaming personality: author, poet, agronomist, dancer, athlete, actor, public figure and, most importantly, a wonderful family man. The two sons this diversely talented, intelligent, flamboyant, heartful and ever youngish octogenarian has reared as a widower are both chips off the old block. Jaba, the senior, is a professional dancer and a lawyer by education; Beka, the junior, 44, is an actor and movie director, happily living and working in America. His late mother was a medical doctor and a genuine bulwark of the family. They say Beka’s dad did his sincerest utmost to save the life of his beloved lifetime comrade-in-arms, but his efforts failed against her perfidious malady, and so the boys were left in the hands of their caring father, who never remarried after his loss. And, behold, the boys turned into two very good and special men
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Mr. Jansugh Charkviani is seventy.
Seventy years full of many dramatic and sometimes even unbelievable events.
Jansugh Charkviani is a representative of the generation of writers who were not allowed to read Mikheil Javakhishvili and Titsian Tabidze at school. The generation that had something profound to say and established its own unique place in Georgian literature.
Jansugh Charkviani a writer and a public figure. To be both a witness and a participant of historic events in Georgia was something that has fallen to his lot. In different years, he was the editor-in-chief of the "Tsiskari" magazine, director of the Sabchota Sakartvelo publishing house, president of the Georgian Pen Center and the author of many collections of poems that are full of enormous love and warmth
The generation of the sixties. The generation raised in times of war and peace, providing an example of intelligence, bravery and chivalry; numerous stories