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The official opening of the Armenian educational center TUMO took place in Kutaisi.

В Кутаиси провели официальное открытие армянского образовательного центра TUMO

The official opening of the Armenian educational center TUMO took place in Kutaisi.

The country's first TUMO educational center, based on the Armenian model of teaching teenagers modern technology and digital skills, officially opened in Kutaisi, Georgia.

В грузинском Кутаиси официально открылся первый в стране образовательный центр TUMO, созданный на основе армянской модели обучения подростков современным технологиям и цифровым навыкам.

The center is located in the Kutaisi Tech Hub, which occupies the former Georgian Parliament building.

Центр разместился в Кутаисском технологическом хабе, который располагается в бывшем здании парламента Грузии.

The official opening took place on October 8, 2026.

Официальное открытие состоялось 8 октября 2026 года.

According to the Georgian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, approximately 1,550 teenagers aged 12 to 18 have registered for the center's educational programs.

По данным Министерства экономики и устойчивого развития Грузии, на образовательные программы центра зарегистрировались около 1550 подростков в возрасте от 12 до 18 лет.

600 of them have already begun classes.

Из них 600 уже приступили к занятиям.

At the center, teenagers will be able to study programming, robotics, graphic design, animation, and other areas related to modern technology and digital creativity.

В центре подростки смогут изучать программирование, робототехнику, графический дизайн, анимацию и другие направления, связанные с современными технологиями и цифровым творчеством.

The opening of TUMO Kutaisi marks the first step in expanding the TUMO educational model in Georgia.

Открытие TUMO Kutaisi стало первым шагом по расширению образовательной модели TUMO в Грузии.

The center is focused on developing young people's technical and creative skills and preparing them for work in the digital economy.

Центр ориентирован на развитие технических и творческих навыков молодёжи и подготовку подростков к работе в цифровой экономике.

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