A memorandum of understanding has been signed between the Georgian-American Business Association (GABA) and the David Agmashenebeli Academy (DAA) for cooperation.According to GABA's President Ketevan Gold, "this memorandum is based on shared values, respect for education and the promotion of professional development. It is an agreement that combines experience, vision and responsibility to future generations."

"As the President of GABA, I have the honor  to congratulate the Head and Rector of the Academy, Ms. Nana Jikia - a woman who dedicatedly serves the progress of Georgian education and instills a sense of responsibility, strength, and identity in future generations.With this memorandum, we have not just signed a document — it is the basis for multilateral cooperation aimed at sharing knowledge, implementing innovative projects, and creating new opportunities for young people.We firmly believe that education, values and unity are the forces through which we will build a better future," says the President of GABA.

A memorandum of understanding was also signed between GABA and the Society of Women Leaders.

According to Ketevan Gold, the parties have agreed to cooperate to strengthen diaspora communities and support women in the following areas:Economic empowerment and encouragement of women in the business sector;Promoting diaspora initiatives and organizing joint events;Implementing leadership development trainings and educational activities.