National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, Berlin State Library sign memorandum on cooperation
Within the memorandum, the libraries will be able to hold joint conferences and scientific meetings, to conduct joint scientific research in the field of bibliography, and share experiences in the field of information technology. Photo: The National Parliamentary Library of Georgia/Facebook.
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The National Parliamentary Library of Georgia and Berlin State Library have signed a memorandum on cooperation in the field of science and education.
Memorandum of understanding signed between Georgian National Parliamentary library and Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. On behalf of ???????? side Ambassador Levan Izoria and Dr. Barbara Schneider-Kempf from ???????? side. @sbb_news pic.twitter.com/weAUnVhhui
— GeoEmbGermany (@GeoEmbGermany) November 30, 2020
Within the memorandum, the libraries will also be able to hold joint conferences and scientific meetings, to conduct joint scientific research in the field of bibliography, and share experiences in the field of information technology.
The memorandum was signed by Georgia’s Ambassador to Germany Levan Izoria and Director General of the Berlin State Library Barbara Schneider-Kempf on November 30.
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