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Nikoloz Gvasalia 197 PO BOX Avon, CT 06001 Nikushagvasal@gmail.com 7/11/2023 Samantha Power, Administrator United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Ronald Reagan Building 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20523 Subject: Request for Support to Foster Housing Development and Journalistic Collaboration in Ukraine Dear Administrator Samantha Power, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. My name is Nikoloz Gvasalia, and I am a journalist volunteer associated with the Fermata Arts Foundation (FAF) based in Georgia. As a passionate advocate for sensitive journalism, I am writing to bring to your attention an ambitious project aimed at fostering housing development and strengthening journalistic collaboration in Ukraine. The project, titled Ukrainian Houses: Reflecting Hope and Equilibrium,” seeks to address the critical need for housing development in Ukraine, while simultaneously encouraging the exchange of ideas and perspectives among journalists from the post-Soviet countries. Our vision is to establish a uniform team of journalists, representing various journalistic companies from the post-Soviet space, to collaborate on this endeavor. The proposed project entails the creation of up to 1,000 residential units in Ukraine, strategically placed in locations associated with historical significance. These homes will embody the sensitivity and aspirations of the Ukrainian people, showcasing their unique way of life. The project will also establish the headquarters of the shipbuilding industry in Nikolaev, Kherson, and Odessa, fostering economic growth and development in these cities. To realize this project, we estimate a total cost of $4 billion. We have received applications from mayors of various Ukrainian cities, demonstrating their commitment and support. Furthermore, we plan to engage the active student population from Ukraine and other post-Soviet countries to serve as correspondents, forming a network of correspondence points. Their primary task will be to capture and document the vision through drawings created by artists from post-Soviet countries, specifically highlighting places of military battles and involving the art team of observers from the Ukrainian population. In collaboration with the Fermata Arts Foundation, the art drawings will be sent to a designated plant in the forest-rich state of Vermont, where modular structures will be manufactured. These structures will then be disassembled into transportable parts and shipped to Ukraine for installation in locations that allow residents to envision and embrace the art houses. We believe that the realization of this project will require the support and collaboration of esteemed organizations such as USAID. The funds required for this endeavor amount to $25 billion, including the final presentation of all houses built according to the art drawings curated by the Fermata Arts Foundation. We kindly request your assistance in securing the necessary resources and support to bring this project to fruition. Furthermore, I would like to take this opportunity to request the establishment of two FAF journalist offices. The first office would be based in Georgia, to foster journalistic collaboration and support sensitive reporting. The second office would be established in Russia, facilitating cross-border communication and understanding. I have attached my contact information below for your reference: Name: Nikoloz Gvasalia Email: nikushagvasal@gmail.com Phone: 908-300-9891 I kindly request your consideration and support in realizing this transformative project. By fostering housing development and strengthening journalistic collaboration, we can contribute to the rebuilding and revitalization of Ukraine, while promoting peace, understanding, and cultural exchange among nations. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to the possibility of discussing this project further and exploring potential avenues of collaboration. Your support would undoubtedly make a significant difference in the lives of countless Ukrainians and contribute to the broader goals of peace and development. Yours sincerely, Nikoloz Gvasalia Fermata Arts Foundation Author Nikoloz Gvasalia Posted on July 12, 2023 The theme of Day 53: Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia. According to the statement made by the Fermata Art Foundation and the decision of the organization. Nikoloz Gvasalia will leave the Fermata Foundation office (Brentwood 24) in America by August 1, with accumulated experience and a transformed physical body, as well as journalistic service experience. The remaining one month is required for the preparation process. Author Nikoloz Gvasalia Posted on July 2, 2023 3 Comments on The theme of Day 53: Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia. 6/29/2023 The theme of Day 53:Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia Author Nikoloz Gvasalia Posted on June 29, 2023 2 Comments on 6/29/2023 The theme of Day 53:Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia The theme of Day 53: Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia. Over the past few days, I have been in contact with the admissions office at the local community college. The immigration service has confirmed my status, which remains valid until August 5th. The visa extension process did not allowed me to complete the application for a student (F1) visa. After my status has been confirmed, I can now request to change my current status to student status based on the enrollment of the educational institution. This confirmation allows me to submit a new application, which will already establish my student status. In order to complete the application, I require the I20 form provided by the community college. The admissions office has assured me that they will issue the I20 document within 2-3 weeks. Once I have the I20 document in hand, I will be able to submit a new application at the immigration center to obtain student status and pursue further studies at American higher education institutions. Author Nikoloz Gvasalia Posted on June 17, 2023 3 Comments on The theme of Day 53: Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia. The theme of Day 53:Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia I 539 Form Approval Author Nikoloz Gvasalia Posted on June 15, 2023 4 Comments on The theme of Day 53:Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia The theme of Day 53:Has Trump learned to talk: checkmark or international speaker Give Trump an audience- Russia Thieves in Law, also known as vory v zakone in Russian, are a distinctive criminal phenomenon that originated in the Soviet Union and continues to have a significant presence in post-Soviet countries. This essay aims to provide a historical overview of thieves in...