Zurab Ghambashidze, a student of Caucasus School of Economics successfully participated in the 11th International Conference on Applied Research in Management, Economics, and Accounting, which was held online in Cambridge, United Kingdom, from June 5–7, 2026.

The conference brought together researchers, academic staff, and students from various countries to share the latest research findings and practical experiences in the fields of management, economics, accounting, and auditing.

At the conference, Zurab Ghambashidze presented his research paper entitled “A Comparative Analysis of Economic Development in Georgia and Moldova.”

The paper examined the main trends in the economic development of Georgia and Moldova, the key determinants of economic growth, and the contemporary challenges facing both countries. The study aimed to provide a comparative analysis of the economic experiences of the two countries and to identify the similarities and differences in their development processes.

The Economics School congratulates Zurab Ghambashidze on his successful participation in this international academic event and wishes him continued success in his future academic and professional endeavors.