OSCE Center promotes entrepreneurship skills among young people in Central Asia

DUSHANBE , August 4, Asia-Plus – OSCE Center in Dushanbe will organize economic summer camp for young people from Central Asian countries, including Tajikistan , Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan .  Mr. Aleksandr Sodiqov, Media Assistant at the OSCE Center in Dushanbe , has told Asia-Plus that the 17-day summer camp, starting Monday, 7 August 2006 in […]

Bahrom Mannonov




DUSHANBE


, August 4, Asia-Plus –


OSCE


Center


in


Dushanbe


will organize economic summer camp for young people from Central Asian countries, including


Tajikistan


,


Turkmenistan


and


Kyrgyzstan


Mr. Aleksandr Sodiqov, Media Assistant at the


OSCE


Center


in


Dushanbe


, has told Asia-Plus that the 17-day summer camp, starting

Monday, 7 August 2006

in the resort sanatorium “Zuhal” near the Tajik northern city of


Qairoqqum


, will aim to promote entrepreneurship and business leadership skills among 120 participants.

During the summer camp, participants will be educated and inspired to value free enterprise, understand the basic principles of business and economics, enhance their civil responsibilities, and develop access to information using the Internet.

The economic summer camp organized by the


OSCE


Center


will be implemented by international NGO Junior Achievement.  This is already the third summer camp held by the


OSCE


Center


together with the Junior Achievement.

The camp opening ceremony will be held on Sunday, 6 August.

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