Giorgi Sharvashidze participated in the work of the international conference

The Third International Conference was held at the Georgian University named after St. Andrew the First-Called of the Patriarchate of Georgia, organized by the Center for Kartvelian Studies of the Faculty of Humanities. The conference was attended by Giorgi Sharvashidze, Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, and other representatives of the Ministry.

The theme of the two-day conference is “Teaching the Georgian Literary Language to Representatives of Ethnic Minorities and Citizens of Other Countries: Results, Challenges, Perspectives”, which is dedicated to Lazarus Saturday - Georgian Language Day, and April 14 (Georgian State Language Day).

The purpose of the conference is to share the experience of teaching the Georgian language to foreigners, representatives of ethnic minorities in Georgia, as well as persons living outside the borders of Georgia; to seek ways to overcome difficulties encountered in the teaching process; to determine the role of modern technologies in teaching the Georgian language; and to listen to and discuss the viewpoints of students/trainees learning the Georgian language.

Professors, teachers, and students from universities in Georgia, Russia, France, Iran, and Turkey participated in the work of the conference.