The Strasbourg International Institute of Human Rights Expresses Gratitude to European University

The Strasbourg International Institute of Human Rights (Fondation René Cassin) has sent a letter of appreciation to European University, emphasizing the successful cooperation between the two institutions, their high-level academic partnership, and the significance of the initiatives implemented jointly.

The letter relates to the human rights training programme held in Tbilisi with the participation of European University and Fondation René Cassin, which made a significant contribution to strengthening international academic cooperation and promoting the exchange of professional expertise in the field of human rights.

The author of the letter, Professor Sébastien Touzé, Director of the International Institute of Human Rights and a member of the United Nations Committee against Torture, expresses particular appreciation for the hospitality provided by European University, the professional organization of the events, and the efforts undertaken to further develop institutional cooperation.

The letter also highlights the contribution of Mr. Ioseb Kelenjeridze, Director of the Institute of Law at European University, whose active engagement and effective partnership played a significant role in deepening relations between the two institutions.

According to the Strasbourg Institute, the events hosted by European University were distinguished by high academic standards, a professional environment, and a vision aimed at fostering international cooperation, thereby creating a solid foundation for the further development of the partnership.

The letter of appreciation sent by the Institute once again confirms the strong partnership between European University and Fondation René Cassin, as well as their shared interest in the continued advancement of international educational and academic cooperation.