The characters and timeless themes of "Dachi’s Tales" by Otia Ioseliani were discussed at TSU during a meeting with school students. The event was organized by the TSU Library and students of the Vocational Educational Program in Library Work. The meeting was attended by the family members of Otia Ioseliani and invited guests.

According to Kakhaber Cheishvili, Head of the TSU Vocational Education Center, vocational students, in collaboration with the university library, organized an important event that contributed to improving youth literacy. He emphasized that this is a valuable tradition that will continue with the support of TSU and the Vocational Education Center.

As Khatuna Chugoshvili, Head of the Shota Rustaveli Reading Room at the TSU Library and a vocational program instructor, noted, "Dachi’s Tales" is a book filled with emotions, touching on eternal themes such as family, motherhood, friendship, and loyalty. According to her, this book deserves greater recognition, and the TSU Library and the Vocational Program “Library Work” are delighted to support its promotion.

“Dachi’s Tales” is a book about love, friendship, and family. It’s a book we should always discuss with children. It serves as a bridge between the past and the present,” said vocational student Levan Kaulashvili. He added that through this event, students aimed to take schoolchildren on a journey into Dachi’s world.  

The event was attended by students from the New Georgian School and Public School No. 8 (grades III-V). They were also warmly welcomed at the university by the descendants of the great Otia Ioseliani – Otia Ioseliani Junior and his wife, Nutsa Tsiskarishvili.

As Otia Ioseliani Jr. pointed out, this year marks an important milestone – the 50th anniversary of "Dachi’s Tales". He welcomed the initiative to revisit the book’s characters and timeless themes through this event, emphasizing its role in promoting a culture of reading among young people.