It was very interesting to listen to the presentations and discussions at the 16th Tbilisi Regional Sustainable Development Forum, where participants addressed the key challenges and future development prospects of the energy sector in Georgia and around the world.
Particularly important was the focus on energy independence, the development of renewable energy, and global trends shaping the future of the sector. These discussions once again demonstrate that the sustainable development of the energy industry is not only a matter of technology and investment—it is also directly linked to the development of qualified human capital.
Building the energy systems of the future is impossible without professionals equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies. This is why strong cooperation between educational institutions, industry, and public sector stakeholders is essential to prepare a workforce that meets modern demands and supports the long-term sustainability and resilience of the energy sector.
