A meeting of the project's joint coordination committee took place on September 10. Anushavan Makaryan, Advisor to the Director of YSU Ijevan Branch, welcomed the participants and delivered opening remarks, highlighting the importance of international cooperation, the exchange of experience, and the integration of innovative technologies into the educational process.

Subsequently, international partners were introduced to the activities of the YSU Ijevan Branch, after which the pilot courses commenced. Dr. Tina Beranič from the University of Maribor conducted a pilot course on the topic of "GIT."

On September 11, Dr. Marina Tropmann-Frick from the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences conducted a course on "Artificial Intelligence," while Dr. Martin Schulz from the same university led a session on "Business Analytics: Data Warehousing, ETL (Extract, Transform, Load), and Dashboards."

As part of the program's cultural component, international partners visited the Ijevan Wine-Brandy Factory, where they learned about local wine and brandy production traditions.

Participants also visited Makaravank monastic complex, gaining insight into the historical and cultural heritage of Tavush region.

The two-day event facilitated the exchange of professional knowledge and experience, discussions on the program's next steps, and an introduction for international partners to the historical, cultural, and local production traditions of Tavush. 

The DIGITECH project, " Introduction of Innovative Technologies for Digitalization of Technological Processes and Production," is being implemented with the financial support of the European Union under the Erasmus+ program's Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) action.

The views, approaches and information expressed within the framework of the program are the sole responsibility of the program implementers and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Union.

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