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Fourth Annual Charity Run Held in Support of the Wounded Warriors Support Foundation

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Lisi Lake hosted the fourth annual charity run dedicated to supporting wounded military personnel. All proceeds were transferred to the Wounded Warrior Support Foundation, established by Silknet in 2018 to support the country's defenders and their families. Ambassadors, diplomats, and Defense attachés are actively involved in the Foundation's work.

The charity run tradition was initiated by the Tbilisi Defense Attaché Association. Compared to previous years, the number of participants increased significantly, making this year's event larger in scale.

Silknet served as the main sponsor. The event was organized by the Ministry of Defence of Georgia, the LEPL Defense Volunteers, the Tbilisi Defense Attaché Association, and the Wounded Warrior Support Foundation.

Davit Mamulaishvili, General Director of Silknet and the Wounded Warrior Support Foundation

„This year marked the fourth edition of the charity run, which has now become an established tradition. This success is primarily the result of joint efforts between the Ministry of Defence of Georgia and the Defense Attaché Association. Embassies of the United States, the United Kingdom, Slovakia, Lithuania, and other countries, which are members of the Association, are actively involved in the event, once again highlighting the importance of international support. Every lari raised matters deeply, as the Foundation assists not only wounded service members and veterans, but also their spouses and children. This support is important not only financially but also, above all, morally. I want to thank the defense attachés, the Association, every participant, and the Ministry of Defence. This is a collective achievement, and I look forward to continuing this tradition in the years ahead.”

Participants included Georgian Defense personnel, wounded and injured service members, representatives of volunteer organizations, members of the diplomatic corps and their families, children, and other supporters. Participants could choose between three routes: a 3 km fun run, a 7 km intermediate race and a 21.1 km half-marathon. 

Prizes were awarded to the top three female and male finishers in the 7 km and 21.1 km races. Special prizes were provided by Sheraton Metechi Palace, Garmin, Mogzauri, and Gino Paradise. Mogzauri also presented special awards to volunteers who assisted organizers throughout the day.

For the fourth consecutive year, the Lisi Lake administration provided the venue free of charge. TKT.GE transferred the full amount collected through registration to the Foundation without charging any service fees, while TrailLab provided the services required to organize the event free of charge and in accordance with all relevant standards. Each registered participant received a branded T-shirt and a commemorative medal.

The event raised nearly GEL 15,000, all of which went directly to the Foundation. Since establishing the Wounded Warrior Support Foundation in 2018, Silknet has contributed GEL 300,000 annually to charitable initiatives through the Foundation.

Anyone wishing to contribute to the Foundation and support the country's defenders can do so through the following channels:

Website: www. wwsf.ge (bank transfer)

Charity Hotline: 0 901 777 771

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Nearly 7,000 winegrowers in Kakheti have successfully gathered their grape harvest. Of the 100,000 tonnes of grapes processed to date, up to 70,000 tonnes are of exceptional quality and condition, with unripe or poor-grade fruit accounting for a mere 0.7% of the total yield, according to figures released by the National Wine Agency.

The Agency reports that Rtveli (the grape harvest) in Kakheti has reached its peak, with nearly 14,000 tonnes of grapes processed in the last 24 hours alone.

The state-owned enterprise Harvest Management Company is receiving grapes from local viticulturists across 22 collection points.

To ensure an organised harvest and guarantee the full sale of the crop, government measures ensure every winegrower can sell their yield, even in the event of a surplus. To this end, LLC Harvest Management Company is purchasing grapes harvested in Kakheti from private individuals under the following structured price conditions:

Saperavi:

Sugar content of not less than 20%: 1.50 GEL per kg
Sugar content between 16% and 20%: 1.00 GEL per kg
Sugar content under 16%: 50 tetri per kg

Rkatsiteli and other wine grapes:

Sugar content of not less than 19%: 1.30 GEL per kg
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