GTU Vice-Rector Tamar Tsereteli – “Intellectual Capital is Our Main Value”

“The years spent at the university were full of challenges, hard work, and unforgettable moments. We were mastering the profession, and our professors shared their experience with us, teaching us insight and responsibility. The Georgian Technical University became the foundation of our knowledge and personal and professional growth, where we were trusted and believed in. Thank you for the energy that each of you spent on us and for the messages that will accompany us on the path of life as the main values,” – this is how the graduates of the Georgian Technical University addressed the professors and teachers at the farewell event.

The cycle of farewell events for graduates, which was held in three stages, has already been completed.

Students and professors from the faculties of Power Engineering, Informatics and Control Systems, Business Technologies, Law and International Relations, International Design School, Mining Geology, Agricultural Sciences and Biosystem Engineering, Engineering Economics, Media Technologies and Social Sciences participated in the final stage of the graduation ceremony.

Vice-Rector Tamar Tsereteli congratulated the graduates of the 2024-2025 academic year on their completion of their studies.

“You are the generation that will create the economic, legal, and technological strength of Georgia. Never stop developing and remember – your success is the success of the Georgian Technical University and our country.

The mission of the Georgian Technical University is to train highly qualified specialists and researchers, because intellectual capital is our main value. The years spent at the university were filled with difficulties, challenges, and knowledge; you were supported by professors and teachers who motivated you, strengthened your desire to study and research, helped you expand your horizons, and deepen your professional responsibility. Today, we can boldly say that you are the intellectual resource of our country, on which the Georgia’s strength will be based in many ways. You are the generation who will contribute to Georgia’s integration into the global scientific, technological, and economic space.

Congratulations on graduating from one of the oldest higher education institutions in the South Caucasus and wish you success as future leaders, researchers, engineers, law and business technology strategists, international relations specialists, energy specialists, miners, geologists, economists, agricultural, information, digital or media technology specialists – all young people who, using innovative technologies, will bring new life and strength to the development of Georgia, and we believe that you will always be worthy representatives of your alma mater – the Georgian Technical University,” Vice-Rector Tamar Tsereteli noted in her address.