Based on historical sources, we can confidently say that the Caucasus region has been welcoming people of different nationalities, beliefs, and ideologies since time immemorial, who worked together to achieve universal welfare. Back in the 17th century, the Georgian scientist, writer and politician Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani wrote a famous parable – “Strength is in unity”, which is the motto of Georgia today and occupies a worthy place on its coat of arms; Considering the mentioned value, it is not surprising that it is Georgia that appears as the initiator of the revival of the idea of a united Caucasus.

“Power is in Unity”

It is true that the events of a few decades ago have been painfully left in our collective memory, but it has been said and proved that time is the best healer. The ability to escape painful memories from the past allows us to renew a relationship and start writing the brand new chapter together from a clean sheet.

Educated Young People for Successful Business serves precisely this purpose. Business Chamber of Asian & Gulf Countries recognizes that economic interests are a strong motivator and may serve as a basis for closer ties between the peoples of the Caucasus, the Organization, therefore, developed a plan to bring young people together and to arise interest in each other’s culture.

We all know that the primary condition for the development and progress of the state is educated youth, especially for a country that is one of the unique in the world with cultural and historical potential, and consequent. Given this fact in consideration, BCAGC aimed to:

1. A) Raising knowledge for the next generation in specific areas that will help young people in personal (intellectual, moral) and career (professional) development;
2. B) Demonstration of tourism potential in Georgia;
3. C) Laying the foundation for a new business within the framework of the program – Young Start-ups.

Within the framework of the project, cultural integration of Georgian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Abkhazian, and Ossetia young people should take place in the shared space.

For reaching the goal, together with various specialists, BCAGC will organize a so-called Expedition Route, during which the new generation will get acquainted with the history, culture, old customs, traditions, and cuisine of different parts of the country.

This activity allows the participants to present their country from a new perspective to the whole world and show them essential aspects of hidden, cultural heritage;

This kind of activity will enable participants to present the country to foreigners, which will raise awareness of the state and increase its tourism potential.

We should set economic perspective aside: with the help of young people, it will be possible to mobilize business ideas, see the issue from a new angle, and lay a practical basis for future business partnerships.