A presentation showcasing projects completed by the Junkers took place at the David Aghmashenebeli National Defence Academy of Georgia, where several innovative initiatives were introduced. The Deputy Rector of the Academy, Colonel Zurab Zerekidze, opened the event with a welcoming speech, highlighting the importance of such activities in the modern military research landscape.

From June 9 to June 14, 2025, an international week was held at the Nicolae Balcescu Military Academy in Romania, with participation from representatives of the National Defence Academy. Higher military educational institutions from eleven countries attended the event.

From June 6 to June 17, 2025, the National Defence Academy hosted cadets and a professor from the U.S. Naval Academy as part of a bilateral cooperation initiative. The guests were welcomed by the Commander of the Junker Training Battalion, representatives from the G-5 service, and fellow Junkers, who introduced them to the Academy's activities, educational programs, and structure.

In order to popularize the educational programs of the National Defense Academy, attract students to the Candidate Course, and increase awareness about the Academy, candidates from the Junior Officer Training School distributed informational and advertising booklets about the Academy and the Candidate Course in public places.

Tamar Papelishvili, a teacher from the Language Department of the Baccalaureate of the National Defense Academy, recently participated in a certified training course in teaching methodology in Saint-Jean, Canada. This course aimed to enhance her professional skills and mastery of modern teaching approaches.