Cooperation in terms of scientific development with Japan moves to a new stage

The Deputy Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia - Alexander Tevzadze held a meeting with the representatives of KEK - Inter-University Research Institute Corporation. KEK represents the leading network of major particle physics research organizations, which conducts research in the fields of theoretical particle physics, nuclear physics, material science and many more. The representatives of Georgian Technical University also attended the meeting.

The sides discussed the involvement of Georgian science in KEK international project - COMET, as well as touching upon other existing projects and discussing the prospects of further development. It was noted that the involvement in modern international projects is important not only for the support of the fundamental science, but also for the development of relevant technological base and educational programs in Georgia.

Representatives of Georgian Technical Universities noted, they are discussing the possibility of creating a new Doctoral Program within the COMET project framework. Alexander Tevzadze also emphasized the importance of close cooperation with the international scientific-research community, and confirmed the full support of the Ministry in implement such projects.