ASTANA – Kazakhstan Agency for International Development (KazAID) presented projects for 2024 at a Jan. 22 briefing with the embassies of the Kyrgyz Republic, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan, reported the KazAID’s press service.
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They elaborated on the Dostyk program for civil servants from Central Asian countries on effective public administration and e-government, slated for implementation from April 1 to 5 jointly with Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During the year, Central Asian specialists can participate in the Dostyk diplomacy and Avicenna health programs, including educational courses, expert meetings and a cultural program.
KazAID programs aim to bolster cooperation between Central Asian expert communities and civil servants to foster the region’s exchange of experience and best practices.