1.  A4 format. Margins: top – 2.0 cm, bottom – 2.0 cm, left – 3.0 cm, right – 2.0 cm.

2. Font Sylfaen for Georgian text and Times New Roman – for English text (style Normal, font size – 10).

3.  Line spacing – 1.

4. Title should be centered, set off in bold, Sylfaen for Georgian text and Times New Roman – for English text, font size 12, line spacing 1.

5. After the title, with one line left, the list of authors should be centered, in italics, Sylfaen for Georgian text and Times New Roman – for English text, font size 12, line spacing 1. The corresponding author’s data should be written first, with each subsequent author’s data written after one line left: name, surname on the first line, university, faculty, department, city, country on the second/third lines, author’s e-mail and ORCID code on the next line.

6.. The abstract should be written with one line left. The abstract should be written in Georgian and English (for English-language articles only in English) without paragraph indentation, font Sylfaen for Georgian text and Times New Roman for English text (style Normal, font size – 10), in the amount of 200-250 words. The abstract should include brief information about the topic of the article, methodology and conclusions reached.

7.  Keywords are written by skipping one line. Sylfaen font, from 3 to 8 words, style Normal, font size 10, words should be arranged from general to specific.

8. Approximate structure of the article: Introduction / Discussion / Main text Findings / Conclusions / Literature.

9. Figures, graphs, charts, etc. – in TIFF format 300dpi; 600dpi.

10. Formulas should be typed in the Microsoft equation editor.

See the article formatting sample at the link