09.11.2021 (Caucasian Journal). If you are interested in clean energy, hydropower, SDG, or international student exchange programs, we have the pleasure to invite you to the first Georgian-Norwegian Nordic Talk. You are welcome to attend our two Zoom sessions on November 15-16 (details are below).
Our discussion focusing on clean energy education is entitled "How to make maximum of Nordic clean energy knowledge? Case of Norway and Georgia – two “hydropower nations”.
What is a Nordic Talk? Nordic Talks is a series of live talks and podcasts addressing the biggest global challenges. "Through conversations with some of the brightest minds in the Nordics and their counterparts from around the world we want to inspire each other to act – for a better, more sustainable future", - reads the official description.
The first Georgian-Norwegian Nordic Talk, organized by Caucasian Journal, will consist of two Zoom sessions with open attendance. The agenda and speakers are as follows:
How to make maximum of Nordic clean energy knowledge? Case of Norway and Georgia – two “hydropower nations”
Talk 1 – November 15, 14:00 Oslo time / 17:00 Tbilisi time.
Clean Energy: A fundamental UN SDG, and its importance for economies and sustainable development of Norway and Georgia – two “hydropower nations”.
1. Ms. Line Amlund Hagen (Norway), Managing Director of the International Centre for Hydropower2. Ms. Nana Imedashvili (Georgia), Ministry of economy and sustainable development3. Ms. Kirsten W. Westgaard (Norway), Programme Director, International Department, Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate
Talk 2 – November 16, 14:00 Oslo time / 17:00 Tbilisi time.
Sharing Nordic knowledge for the benefit of other countries on SDG-related problems: The case of hydropower engineering education exchange.
Speakers:1. Professor Oddbjørn Bruland (Norway), Faculty of Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)2. Professor Murman Margvelashvili (Georgia), Ilia State University3. Georgian and other foreign students in Norway.
The language of the talks will be English; the discussion highlights will be also translated and published in Georgian language.
We look forward to your participation!
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