Training Week 2 of the Competitiveness Programme in Belarus Concludes on a High Note

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Training Week 2

Plenary session with Mr. Reza ZADEH, Director of the Foundation

First week of February 2020, the city of Minsk hosted the second chapter of the training programme “Belarus: Capacity Building on Cluster Competitiveness Reinforcement Initiatives“.

The training managed by the Foundation falls within a technical assistance program, set-up by the World Bank and financed by the EU, which supports Belarus Government’s efforts to foster entrepreneurship and improve the business environment. The Ministry of Economy (MoE) of Belarus – the local counterpart for this project – showed interest in the development of private sector activities in several economic sectors, including:

·           Medicine, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology

·           Instrument-Making and Robot Technology

·           Agrarian and Green Economy

·           Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).

 

The Foundation’s Belarusian custom-tailored program combines theory and practice, allowing the participants to apply their learnings using real-life situations. It consists of 10 learning modules organized in 6 weeklong in-class joint training sessions where the Foundation’s professors use the case study method.

Now that Week 1 and Week 2 were successfully delivered, expectations are high for the weeks to come to bring further insights and broader skill-sets to the participants.

In-class session with Mr. Blair Lapres of the World Bank and Mr. Dmitry Krupskiy of the Ministry of Economy of Belarus.

In-class session with Mr. Blair Lapres of the World Bank and Mr. Dmitry Krupskiy of the Ministry of Economy of Belarus.

Group picture concluding Training Week 2.

Group picture concluding Training Week 2.