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Day: July 20, 2026
A working meeting was held with vineyard-winemakers of Lower Kartli at the Jighaura base of the Agricultural Scientific and Research Center. The meeting aimed to promote the development of vineyard-winery in the region and familiarize farmers with modern agrotechnologies and scientific recommendations.
The Scientific Research Center for Agriculture (SRCA) of Georgia shared glimpses of the meeting on its official Facebook Page on July 18, 2026, Saturday. A small note about the meeting was also shared along with its glimpses.
The Director of the Agricultural Scientific-Research Center, Levan Ujmajuridze, addressed the participants of the meeting and talked about the importance of applying scientific knowledge in practice.
“One of the main priorities of the Agricultural Scientific-Research Center is to make the results of scientific research and modern agrotechnologies available to farmers. That is why, through such meetings, we share with them the knowledge and practical recommendations that are necessary for the proper cultivation of new vineyards, their effective care and obtaining a quality harvest,” Levan Ujmajuridze noted.
Zurab Vacharadze, Deputy Chairman of the National Wine Agency, attended the working meeting. He spoke about the new regulations in the field of viticulture and winemaking and the importance of cooperation between science and the private sector in the development of the sector.
“Viticulture and winemaking are a strategic sector for Georgia. That is why cooperation between science and the private sector is of particular importance, because proper cultivation, maintenance of vineyards and ultimately the production of high-quality Georgian wine are important prerequisites for competitiveness in the local and international markets,” said Zurab Vacharadze.
During the meeting, the scientists-specialists of the center introduced the potential of local varieties of Lower Kartli grapes, the characteristics of vineyard soils, modern approaches to their management, and the principles of integrated vine protection.
Participants visited Jighaura’s collection vineyard, where the genetic resource of Georgian grapes is protected. A tasting of wines made from Georgian grape varieties, characteristic and promising, was also held for Lower Georgian.
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At least six people were killed and 21 others injured after two earthquakes struck Peru’s central Junín region, destroying dozens of homes and triggering a major emergency response.
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Rescue workers are searching through collapsed homes after two earthquakes struck Peru’s mountainous Junín region, killing at least six people and injuring 21 others.
The magnitude 5.1 and 3.7 quakes hit Chupaca province on Saturday night, around 300 kilometres east of Lima.
Preliminary assessments indicate that 48 homes were destroyed and another 18 damaged, affecting about 300 people. Emergency teams and firefighters are clearing debris amid concerns that more victims may be trapped.
Authorities are providing tents and emergency assistance to displaced residents.
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The shifting sands of global geopolitics have once again thrust the maritime choke points of the Middle East into the center of international anxiety. For decades, global energy markets and military strategists viewed the Strait of Hormuz as the ultimate geopolitical trigger—a narrow body of water where any direct confrontation between Iran and the United States could instantly paralyze the global economy.
The Azerbaijan national beach soccer team triumphed at the European Beach Soccer League (EBSL) qualifying stage held in Batumi, Georgia, Report informs.
In the final, Azerbaijan defeated Latvia with a commanding 4–0 victory, securing the EBSL Division B championship title.
Elshad Manafov scored two goals, while Orkhan Mammadov and Ramil Aliyev each contributed one.
With this success, the Azerbaijani team has also earned promotion to Division A of the EBSL, giving them the right to compete among Europe’s strongest sides next season.
Additionally, Elchin Gasimov was named the best goalkeeper of the tournament, while Sahib Mammadov received the award for best player.
Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni will travel to Islamabad on July 20 to meet with Pakistan’s leadership, Report informs via Al Hadath TV.
No further details about the minister’s visit have yet been disclosed.
Pakistan has recently been playing a mediating role in talks between Iran and the United States.