AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoYouth Tech: Kutaisi has opened Georgia’s first TUMO Center for Creative Technologies, with free courses in programming, robotics, game development, design and generative AI. About 1,550 teens have registered, and 600 have begun classes. Digital Business: Tbilisi’s first Fusion Georgia forum brought more than 300 banking and retail participants from six countries to discuss technology adoption and regional cooperation. AI Research: An EU-backed partnership has strengthened the Muskhelishvili Institute of Computational Mathematics’ AI capacity, training 27 Georgian researchers with support from German and French research centers. Pharma Innovation: GM PHARMA represented Georgia at CPHI Milan, meeting international companies to explore partnerships, manufacturing advances and new technologies.
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