THE STATE REPRESENTATIVE ADMINISTRATION

The multifunctional center of Akaki Tsereteli State University was opened in Kutaisi.

The center was opened by the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, Mikheil Chkhenkeli, and the State Representative in Imereti, Zviad Shalamberidze. The event was also attended by: Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia Nunu Mitskevich, Chairman of the Committee on Education and Science of the Parliament of Georgia Giorgi Amilakhvari, Chairman of the Health Committee of Kutaisi Majority MP Zaza Lominadze, Mayor of Kutaisi Ioseb Khakhaleishvili, Rector of Akaki Tsereteli State University Roland Kopaliani and local government representatives.

Within the framework of the project, the building of Akaki Tsereteli State University was completely renovated - conference and exhibition spaces, a concert hall for 456 listeners, a rehearsal hall, bathrooms and changing rooms were arranged.

It should be noted that the infrastructure project, within the framework of which the building of Akaki Tsereteli State University was rehabilitated, was implemented with the financial support of the Educational and Scientific Infrastructure Development Agency of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia. The total cost of the project is 2,330,133.19 GEL.

The opening of the multifunctional center was dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the foundation of Akaki Tsereteli State University. In connection with the anniversary date, the university plans to hold various festive events throughout the year.

One of the main priorities of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia is the improvement of the university infrastructure throughout the country. Accordingly, a number of important projects are being implemented in this direction with the support of the Ministry.

As part of the opening ceremony, a concert of the folk ensembles "Adila" and "Kolkha" of the university was also held in the newly rehabilitated hall of the university, in which the students of the Faculty of Humanities were also involved.