Specialists from different countries, including state and municipal employees, have the opportunity to improve their skills at courses in information technology, language learning, banking, management, electoral process, as well as scientific areas, as part of ITEC Technical and Economic Cooperation Programme of India, implemented by the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Ministry of Education and Science of Kyrgyzstan reports.
According to it, detailed information can be found on the website.
Completed application form with the signature of the head and seal of the organization has to be sent to the Embassy of the Republic of India in Bishkek (you can also send it through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic).
The Government of India finances the cost of airfare, accommodation, per diems for selected candidates.
