Education Minister departs for working visit to China
Georgia’s Minister of Education, Science and Youth, Givi Mikanadze, has departed for the People’s Republic of China on a working visit.
According to the Ministry of Education, Mikanadze will hold a meeting with China’s Minister of Education, Huai Jinpeng.
“The ministers will sign an agreement that will take the partnership between the two countries in the field of education to a new stage.
As part of the visit, Givi Mikanadze will participate in the World Chinese Language Conference in Beijing, alongside education ministers from various countries, and address the audience.
The Minister will also visit Lanzhou University, where he will meet with the university’s leadership to strengthen cooperation,” the Ministry said in a statement.
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