Outstanding Students from Four Faculties of the GTU Awarded Scholarships by the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation
“Supporting education and recognizing the academic achievements of young people is one of the most vital priorities for a society focused on development. The knowledge acquired during the student years and the pursuit of professional goals lay the foundation for the country’s future intellectual, scientific, and economic development. The Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation continues to support successful students at the Georgian Technical University for High academic performance, motivation for professional growth, and the promotion of access to education. We extend our gratitude to the Foundation for this,” stated Professor Tamar Tsereteli, Vice-Rector of the Georgian Technical University, during an event held at the university where the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation scholarships were presented to the students.
Students with the highest academic rankings from four faculties have received scholarships from the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation. By decision of the Foundation, a monthly scholarship of 300 GEL has been awarded to Nana Labadze (Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Chemical Technologies), Giorgi Otiashvili (Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism and Design), Mariam Jokharidze (Faculty of Mining Geology and Sustainable Mountain Development), and Mariam Janiashvili (Faculty of Construction).
Furthermore, based on the results of the national examinations, Mariam Asatiani – the first-year student with the highest-ranking score among those enrolled at the Georgian Technical University – was awarded a 1,500 GEL prize from the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation.
The awards ceremony was attended by representatives of the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation (including Project Manager Goga Chanadiri and Communications Manager Mariam Tsandishvili), as well as students and guests – was opened by Professor Tamar Tsereteli, Vice-Rector of the Georgian Technical University. She congratulated the students on their achievements and highlighted the importance of funding education, providing academic incentives, and developing young people’s intellectual potential.
“Educational funding is of particular importance because it gives young people the opportunity to show their academic and professional potential more fully. A scholarship is not only financial support for a student, but also recognition of their work, responsibility, and achievements. Such support strengthens motivation, promotes the pursuit of academic success, and gives young people the feeling that their efforts are properly valued.
For the Georgian Technical University, it is of fundamental importance to foster an educational environment where knowledge, academic integrity, diligence, and professional growth are duly valued. We thank the Tamaz Bekaia Educational Foundation for supporting students and funding their education. I congratulate our students on this significant achievement and hope that this recognition serves as an incentive for them to set new goals and attain even greater results.”
– Professor Tamar Tsereteli
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