Title – Centered, font: Times New Roman, size: 14 pt, bold.

Authors – Two lines below the title, centered. Full name of the author(s), regular font, 11 pt. Mark the corresponding author with an asterisk (*).

Institution – Name and address, one line below the authors, regular font: 11 pt.

Corresponding Author – Name, surname, and email address, one line below the institution name, regular font: 11 pt.  mark   with * .

Abstract – Length: 150–250 words. Language: English (and optionally Georgian).

Keywords – 3–5 words. Each keyword should start with a lowercase letter; separate the words with commas.

Article Structure:

• Introduction
• Methodology
• Main findings
• Discussion
• Conclusions

References

• Include a bibliography of all cited sources.
• Use one of the accepted citation styles: APA, Vancouver
• For formatting Georgian sources: Surname, First name. (Year). Title. Publisher, Place of publication.
• As example – Georgian-language sources must be transliterated + translated into English in brackets. Example: Bobokashvili, Z; Dzeria K. (2009). Mebagheoba  [Horticulture].  GTU, Tbilisi:

Tables and Figures

• Tables: Numbered (Table 1, Table 2, etc.) with descriptive titles.
• Figures: Numbered (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, etc.) with captions placed below.
• All tables and figures must be referenced in the text.
• Use high-resolution images if necessary.

Text Formatting

• Font: Times New Roman (English)
• Size: 11 pt
• Line spacing: 1.15
• Margins: 2.5 cm on all sides
• Alignment: Justified
• Page count: 5–6 pages