From February 24, 2024, the director of the Institute of Aquatic Resources Alla Pryshchepa, head of the Department of Aquatic Bioresources Tetiana Poltavchanko, associate professor of the Department of Agrochemistry, Soil Science and Agriculture named after S.T. Vozniuk Tetiana Solodka, professor of the Department of Management and Public Administration Liudmyla Beztelesna and associate professor of the Department of Enterprise Economics and International Business Vladyslav Solodky are undergoing international training at the University of Dubrovnik.

as part of the ERASMUS+ AFISHE project - "Development of Education in Aquaculture and Fisheries for the Green Deal in Armenia and Ukraine: from education. Croatia. The first week of the scientists' training was interesting and informative.

at the University of Dubrovnik. Meetings were held with international teams and project coordinators: scientists from Sumy National Agrarian University, the University of Dubrovnik, the National Agrarian University of Armenia and the International Scientific and Educational Center of the National Academy of Armenia. Tetiana Dobroslavich, project coordinator in Croatia, welcomed the guests and familiarized them with the training program, introduced the tutors of the educational modules. They became acquainted with the work of departments and simulation centers. University laboratories. Participants had the opportunity to introduce themselves, the institution they represent, and discuss scientific fields and interests.

An official meeting of project participants with the administration of the University of Dubrovnik took place. During the official part of the meeting, the guests were warmly welcomed by Prof. Nebojsa Stojcic - Vice-Rector for Business; Assoc. Prof. Marijana Pecharovich - Vice-Rector for International Relations and Science, and Assoc. Prof. Sanja Žaja Vrbica - Vice-Rector for Educational Programs and Student Affairs of the University of Dubrovnik, who focused on the prospects for the further development of the AFISHE project.

They visited laboratories for the restoration and reconstruction of cultural-historical heritage and other archaeological sites of the University of Dubrovnik, the student RadioMediaCenter, and learned about the work of the Laboratory Studio for creating media products both for entertainment and popular science content.

They visited the Mariculture Laboratory of Dubrovnik and familiarized themselves with the technology of growing mollusks, particularly oysters and mussels. During the visit to the Production Center Laboratory, Kruno Bonacic presented their separate divisions for cultivating oysters, which involves implementing a full cycle from obtaining juvenile fish to selling commercial batches on world markets.