News

26 Sep

European Day of Languages
By: BRAMS | Published On: 26/09/18 6:57 am

26th September is the European Day of Languages when the Council of Europe promotes plurilingualism.

There is a significant difference Between multilingualism and plurilingualism. While multilingualism means the ability to speak many languages proficiently (though not necessarily perfectly), plurilingualism is the capacity to learn more than one language as well as to value the linguistic tolerance within individuals and countries. Hence, plurilingualism means knowledge of many languages together with intercultural competence and democratic citizenship.

 

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19 Sep

BRAMS Institute & Criminology
By: BRAMS | Published On: 19/09/18 10:02 pm

The Georgian Academy of Criminology and BRAMS Institute officially started cooperation on international projects.

On 19th September 2018 President of the Academy, Professor Malkhaz Badzagua appointed and the Academic Board of GACS approved the director of BRAMS Institute, Professor Maia Nadareishvili on the position of an international relations coordinator of the Georgian Academy of Criminology.

 

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18 Sep

Ambris on FM 107.9
By: BRAMS | Published On: 18/09/18 2:00 am

On 24 September 2018, Voice of Georgia will start a new radio program Ambris, presented by Professor Maia Nadareishvili at 14:00 on Mondays.

The program will air again at 22:30 on Tuesday nights.

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12 Sep

Concert: Katie Melua
By: BRAMS | Published On: 12/09/18 7:28 am

The Georgian-British singer and songwriter, Katie Melua will have a concert on her own birthday night in Old Tbilisi. She will perform with her band, which includes Katie's younger brother, Zurab Melua, and the Gori Women’s Choir (founded in 1970).

Attendance at the event is free, first come first served.

 

Venue: Europe Square

AddressRike area, Tbilisi

Date: 16 November 2018

Time: 21:00

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10 Sep

In Memory: Kazumi Maki
By: BRAMS | Published On: 10/09/18 4:18 am

It has been ten years since one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century, Professor Kazumi Maki passed away.

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