During their visit to Georgia, representatives of ADA University met with teachers, students and young people in Dmanisi district, located on the border with Armenia, where Azerbaijanis live compactly, Azernews reports.

The delegation informed them about the meetings held at the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia, Tbilisi State and Tbilisi Technical Universities, as well as in other regions where Azerbaijanis live.

Samira Aghayeva, the project manager of the Kazakh Teachers' Seminary of ADA University, and Mahnur Abbasova, the representative of the university's student admission department, informed the students and young people about the faculties of ADA University, student admission rules, educational programs, and the conditions created for Georgian Azerbaijanis. It was reported that a scholarship program is also being implemented to solve personnel problems that may arise in Azerbaijani-speaking schools in Georgia. Within this program, teachers can receive master's education at ADA University.

Ramel Latifov, the responsible employee of the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Georgia, who participated in the meetings, said that, as in other regions, teachers, students and high school students of the Dmanisi district also showed great interest in ADA University.

"First of all, they appreciate the attention and care of the state of Azerbaijan and the conditions created by ADA University for our compatriots. Teachers and students expressed their desire to get a master's degree at ADA. Senior school students also want to get a bachelor's degree at ADA University."

According to him, several Georgian Azerbaijanis have already applied to the embassy after the meetings held by ADA employees. The embassy will summarize all proposals and submit them to the university.