ComCom Launches the Digital Support Programme in Seven Additional Target Villages in Gori

The Communications Commission is launching the Digital Support Programme for internally displaced persons from the occupied territories in the municipality of Gori. ComCom representatives met with residents of the target villages of Khurvaleti, Shavshvebi, Karaleti, Verkhvebi, Sakasheti, Skrisa and Berbuki. During the meetings, they introduced the programme’s objectives and explained the opportunities it offers for developing digital skills and using the internet safely and purposefully. 

ComCom will conduct training sessions in these villages, offering anyone aged 14 and over the opportunity to learn about the safe and purposeful use of the internet free of charge. Participants will be able to develop the practical skills needed to use the internet and digital services effectively. 

The Digital Support Programme is part of the Log-in Georgia project, which is implemented to support the state’s national internet access programme. The Communications Commission has implemented the programme in 23 municipalities, training more than 16,000 beneficiaries. Over 50 training sessions have already been held the municipality of Gori alone, benefiting more than 1,000 local residents.