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900 years have elapsed since the passing of Saint King David IV of Georgia. He ascended to the throne in 1089 at the tender age of 16 and governed the nation for 36 years. The greatest king of Georgia passed away on 24 January 1125 OS, at the age of 53.

In 1897, St Elijah the Righteous delivered his New Year's Eve address. It was published as the article "What Shall I Tell You? What Can I Make You Happy With?" This piece remains well-known in his homeland. The Father of the Georgian Nation urged his compatriots to cease their constant lamentations over past greatness and prosperity, and to begin actively working towards a brighter future for their children, ensuring that subsequent generations would not encounter the same challenges.

Georgia triumphed over Portugal with a score of 2-0, securing a place in the round of 16 at Euro 2024. This victory represents the country's most significant football achievement to date in the history of independent Georgia.

Today, Koba Tsakadze, the most decorated Georgian ski jumper, celebrates his 90th birthday.

While Pelé, the renowned Brazilian footballer, was valued at 800,000 USD, Koba Tsakadze received an official valuation of 1 million USD as a sportsman. Known as the 'Flying Torpedo,' Tsakadze exemplified unwavering principles and a strong commitment to his homeland, never contemplating a move to a wealthier Western country. Nevertheless, he frequently travelled the globe, first as an athlete and later as an international referee or guest of honour.

The BRAMS Institute wishes Mr Tsakadze a very happy birthday!

The staff at the BRAMS Institute extends our heartfelt wishes for a peaceful and blessed Easter Sunday.