Within the scope of the "Europe Day 2018", the National Center for Teacher Professional Development opened a seminar - "Teacher-a guide to Europe". About 100 teachers from the regions of Georgia and its capital are involved in the seminar, including teachers from ethnic minorities and villages located along the occupation line. Participants of the seminar will receive information regarding the Georgia and EU relations within two days, in conjunction with the European integration process and European core values.

With the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, Information Technology Center - Mziuri together with Georgian Technical University and National Youth Palace will conduct mathematical competition - "Imedi Khvalis - 2018".

Georgia will become a member of the European Association for Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) and Georgian scientists and researchers will join their European colleagues in scientific research and relevant experiments. An agreement on this matter was achieved, during the meeting with the President of the European Association for Science and Technology Cooperation (COST) - Sierd Cloetingh.

The conference organized by the National Assessment and Examinations Center was held on the topic of "State and International Assessment: Main Challenges in School Education".

A room commemorating the famous Georgian literary scholar- Vato Rodonaia was opened at Vakhtang the VI building of the National Library. Mikheil Chkhenkeli – The Minister of Education and Science stated that Mr. Rodonaia and his group were amongst the first scholars to study the problems of Georgian literature and took decisive steps to liberate Georgian schools from its Soviet legacy. There is no doubt that this newly opened space will serve as an inspirational place for people who value literature, art and new way of thinking – stated the Minister in his commemorating speech.

Mikheil Chkhenkeli – the minister of Education and Science of Georgia, held a meeting with the director of Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation – Manuel Zager, the head of Eurasia Division of the Agency – Claudio Toniola, Ambassador of Switzerland to Georgia – Lucas Bellinger, director of Swiss Cooperation in South Caucasus – Olivier Burke, and the head of Swiss Economic Development Program in Georgia – Beka Tagauri. The meeting focused on the ongoing changes in the education sector and the growing role of vocational education in this process.

The World Day of Fighting against Bullying has been commemorated at the classical gymnasium in Tbilisi with goodwill, warmth and kindness. The heart-shaped colorful balloons at the school foyer created a wonderful environment. Children with colorful stickers expressed their warm messages on the main clipboard.

The Embassy of the United States to Georgia hosted the inauguration of the Fulbright master’s program. Mikheil Chkhenkeli – the minister of Education and Science of Georgia, along with the deputy Ambassador of the US to Georgia – Elizabeth Rudd and the Director of Bank of Georgia Kakha Kiknavelidze attended the ceremony.

The Center for Law and Economics was founded in cooperation with Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, and Tbilisi Open University.

The Center aims at studying the legislative, scientific and practical process in the fields of law and economics, as well as creating effective responses to problems and upcoming challenges, whilst informing the public with the results of the research.