Black sea littoral as literary and cultural space
On October 25-27, 2018 Ilia State University hosted conference concerning scientific project “Black sea littoral as literary and cultural space”, funded by Shota Rustaveli National Foundation of Georgia in frames of grant call for mobility and international scientific collaboration.
Conference was opened on October 25 at 09:30. Among distinguished guests were, Mr. Eric Tosatti first councilor of French Embassy, Institutional and scientific cooperation attache of French institute of Georgia Ms. Eleonor Garnier and Ms Ketevan Kurcikidze – coordinator of linguistic and educational programs at French Institute of Georgia.
On October 25 was also presented 5th edition of magazine EISH, which includes materials of scientific conference - “21 challenges of 21st century: humanitarian and social sciences”, funded by Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia.
On October 26 was conducted round table, attended by invited guests and Georgian scientists. Participants discussed consortium forming processes in Horizon 2020 programme of 2019. Next workshop for this issue is planned on October 31.
Conference was closed on October 27. Participants of the event were given certificates for contribution and invited foreigner guests received souvenir Albums about Georgia and Georgian Culture.
