An event celebrating both Mother's Day and International Women's Day took place at the National Defence Academy

The Junkers of the David Aghmashenebeli National Defence Academy of Georgia dedicated the play "Junkers" to the heroes who died in the fight against Soviet occupation in 1921. 

The National Defence Academy of Georgia hosted a meeting for the Partnership for Peace Consortium’s Distance Learning Working Group. The focus of the meeting was on “The Role of Distance Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Improving Military Readiness and Training.” Representatives from ten different countries attended the meeting alongside members from the National Defence Academy.

As part of Occupation Week, the Day of Remembrance for Junkers was commemorated in Terjola. The event was attended by the Junkers from the Junker Training Battalion of the LEPL - David Aghmashenebeli National Defence Academy of Georgia.

The leaders, personnel, and the Junkers of the David Aghmashenebeli National Defence Academy of Georgia commemorated the heroes who sacrificed their lives in the struggle against Soviet occupation in 1921, as part of Occupation Week.