On October 12-13, Caucasus University hosted the 11th Annual International Scientific Conference, “Education, Science and Technology for a Sustainable Future.”

The two-day conference brought together Georgian and international researchers, academics, and specialists from various fields, who presented their research findings and discussed contemporary challenges related to education, science, technological development, institutional transformation, and sustainability.

The first day of the conference opened with a keynote presentation by Professor Marc Aoudi from Abu Dhabi School of Management, titled “Education, Science and Human Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.”

The opening session also featured a panel discussion on science communication, with the participation of Caucasus University professors: Erekle Pirveli, Tengiz Verulava, and Maksim Iavich. The discussion was moderated by Professor Davit Tsiklauri. Panelists explored the importance of making scientific knowledge accessible to the wider public and the role of researchers in effectively communicating research findings.

The conference featured plenary and parallel scientific sessions covering a wide range of thematic areas, including artificial intelligence and digital transformation, innovative and inclusive education, the development of higher education, sustainable economy, law and human rights, governance, media, and societal transformation.

Speakers presented both theoretical and empirical research addressing the impact of emerging technologies on education and society, the institutional and economic dimensions of sustainable development, academic practices, and the transformation of universities.

The conference brought together representatives of academic and research institutions from Georgia and several other countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Austria, India, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Kuwait. The event was held in a hybrid format, allowing international researchers to participate in discussions remotely.

The concluding part of the conference program featured a research ethics seminar dedicated to the practical application of ethical principles and international standards in research activities.

The 11th Annual International Scientific Conference contributed to fostering interdisciplinary scientific dialogue, strengthening international academic connections, and facilitating the exchange of research knowledge and experience.