NATO may finance Georgian science projects presented at a
video-conference Tbilisi-Kutaisi-Brussels, Georgia Online reports.
The projects will be considered within the framework of the grant
program 'Science for peace and security', headed by Walter
Kafenberger. This program has been a mechanism of cooperation between
scientists of NATO member countries and NATO partners for 50 years. It
is aimed at developing civil science and technology promoting
security.
