Higher educational establishments in Turkmenistan are hosting educational activities dedicated to a significant international event in our country: the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3).
United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3).
One of these events took place in the format of a training in Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan.
It was attended by representatives of a number of universities in the country - teachers and students of foreign language faculties., journalists, many of whom are preparing to volunteer at the upcoming Conference in Avaza.
Presentations by the Head of the Department of Social Studies of the Makhtumkuli Turkmen State University, Professor Atajan Burunov, as well as the Vice-rector for Research at the Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, Begench Myatliev, were devoted to the importance of the international forum and the tasks facing representatives of the country's universities in its preparation and holding.
In their speeches, they noted the high level of ongoing they spoke in detail about the preparations for the Conference and the importance of political, diplomatic, trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian events that will be held as part of the program of a major forum in the country.
During the training, issues of media coverage of the most important events in the country and the achievements of our Motherland in the international arena were discussed.
The other day, an educational meeting dedicated to the Third the United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries was also held at Makhtumkuli Turkmen State University.
At this meeting, with the participation of students and teachers of the university, the goals and objectives of the events planned within the framework of the Conference, as well as volunteering issues, were discussed in detail.
The participants' attention was focused on the key events of the Conference, including the ministerial meeting on South-South cooperation, a meeting of women leaders, forums of civil society, the private sector, and parliamentary and Youth Forum.
In addition, it was mentioned that extensive work is underway to organize the reception and stay of foreign delegations at a high level in accordance with international standards.
The role of the planned cultural events of the Conference in the development of intercultural communication and the expansion of humanitarian ties was noted.
Turkmenistan and the participating countries, deepening international cooperation.
Educational and awareness-raising events held in the country's universities, timed to coincide with the upcoming major Conference
The United Nations in Awaza greatly contribute to raising awareness and literacy of student volunteers, providing them with useful information and additional educational skills, as well as expanding knowledge in the field of diplomatic protocol and etiquette.
