"Toyota Center Batumi" awarded the winners of the "Dream Car" drawing competition. More than 100 children under the age of 16 from Western Georgia participated in the global competition, and the best among them were identified in three age categories. 9 winners were named at the award held in the Toyota Center Batumi showroom, whose works will now be evaluated at an international competition in Japan.

The winners of the local competition from the age category of 12-15 years are Eliza Samuilova, Ketevan Dzodzuashvili and Salome Javakhishvili; from the age category of 8-11 years – Elene Zaria, Elene Janashia and Giorgi Gelashvili; And from the age category under 7 years - Atuka Shashikadze, Melisa Bolkvadze and Sesili Zakaradze.

"Toyota Center Batumi" participated in the global competition for the first time this year and gave children the opportunity to express themselves and share their "dream car" with the world.

Paata Dumbadze, Director of "Toyota Center Batumi": "We are glad to have joined the global Toyota competition and to give Georgian children the opportunity to bring their imagination to life on paper. We are glad that with the support of "Toyota Center Batumi" young people living in West Georgia had the opportunity to participate in the competition. Now we will send their works to Japan, and I hope that we will win there on behalf of Georgia."

As part of the awarding ceremony of the competition, an exhibition of paintings was organized in the showroom of "Toyota Center Batumi" and the animators took care of entertaining the young artists. Along with certificates, the winners were given gifts selected according to their interests and wishes.

Toyota's global drawing competition is held every year and about 100 countries of the world participate in it. Georgia traditionally joins the competition for the sixteenth year, however "Toyota Center Batumi" participated for the first time this year. The company says that they will not miss the competition in the future either, because the goal is the same, to give Georgian children more opportunities to share their dreams and unique vision with the world.