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Students from the villages of Dzhirkhua and Khuap took part in the pilot trip. A guided tour of the fortress was organized for them, combining theory with living history.
The Abkhazian-Russian Youth Forum has kicked off at the Abkhazian State University (ASU), with the Sukhum International Information Technology Forum (SIITF) serving as its centerpiece. The SIITF was organized by the State Committee for Youth and Sports and the Esports Association of the Republic of Abkhazia, with support from the World Abaza Congress.
On October 1, the 4th International Scientific Conference "Shamba Readings" was held at the Abkhazian State University. This forum of scholars, civic activists, and students was, as always, dedicated to the memory of the distinguished professor and Honorary President of the WAC, Taras Shamba.
The II Shakryl Readings, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the eminent linguist, human rights activist, and Hero of Abkhazia Tamara Platonovna Shakryl, concluded in Sukhum. The two-day academic forum took place on September 2 and 3.
Our guest at "Гәыкала" is Said Dzhonua, co-organizer of genetic research and participant of the AA DNA project. This independent research project is dedicated to studying the genetic history of the Abkhaz-Adyg peoples using DNA testing.
The "Abaza" Cultural and Sports Festival is an event that unites tradition and modernity, reflecting the unity of the Abkhaz-Abaza people. Symbolically, the festival begins on July 23, the day the national flag of Abkhazia was approved.
What makes the Black Sea rapana unique? What's so remarkable about the science of biology? Is the subject of ecology necessary in schools, and what are the unique features of the Abkhazian educational system? Maya Tsybulevskaya, a biologist, teacher, and head of the Department of General Secondary and Vocational Education at the Ministry of Education of Abkhazia, will discuss all this and much else in an interview with "Гәыкала".
Abkhazian State University celebrated the anniversary of renowned Caucasus scholar and Doctor of Philology Sergey Pazov. He pioneered the study of Abaza phraseology, authored the first university textbooks, and developed state educational standards for this subject.