Meet the trainers and experts of Poti TechnoWave 2026

The Poti TechnoWave 2026 program will be led by experts and trainers from various fields who will share their knowledge and experience with the participants.

Poti TechnoWave 2026 will bring together students and teachers from public and private schools in Poti around modern technologies, digital skills and practical learning.

The Poti TechnoWave 2026 program will be led by experts and trainers from various fields who will share their knowledge and experience with the participants and work with them on practical tasks, experiments and technological challenges.

The Poti TechnoWave 2026 trainers are:

Nana Dikhaminjia - Project Team Leader, Education Expert, PhD in Mathematics. Within the framework of the camp, she will work with the participants on future technological professions, Arduino and microcontrollers, quantum technologies and the use of technologies in school and community initiatives.

Lili Fullariani - Project Digital Skills Development Consultant and Practical Digital Technologies Trainer. His sessions will focus on digital security, the capabilities and responsible use of artificial intelligence, as well as the creation of digital resources based on AI.

Giorgi Gambashidze - Head of the project’s Civil Science Program and Head of the Agricultural Research Laboratory. He will introduce participants to environmental technologies, modern environmental monitoring tools, and the possibilities of working with environmental data.

Giorgi Tsiklauri - Future engineer from the University of California and microcontroller trainer. As part of the camp, he will work with participants on practical activities based on Arduino and microcontrollers, as well as topics related to quantum technologies.

Together with the trainers, participants will learn about artificial intelligence, Arduino, digital security, environmental and quantum technologies, and professions of the future. They will also work with various digital tools and discuss how modern technologies can be used in education and in response to real school or community challenges.

Poti TechnoWave 2026 will be focused not only on theoretical training. The camp program combines practical work, technological experiments, individual and team tasks, discussions and the development of their own ideas. Such a format will allow participants to directly test the acquired knowledge in practice and connect the ways of using new technologies to their own interests and local needs.

Poti TechnoWave 2026 is organized by the company Idea Design Group, with the support of APM Terminals Poti, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Government of Denmark, within the framework of the “Green Future, Rights and Stability” project.