OSCE-supported fourth Aarhus Centre in Kyrgyzstan opens in Naryn
Kyrgyz Republic · ·
Eduardo Da Ros (r), Regional development officer of the OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek and Dr. Bohdan Krawchenko (l), Dean of the Graduate School of Development the University of Central Asia cut the ribbon and declare the 4th Aarhus Centre in Naryn.
The fourth Aarhus Centre in Kyrgyzstan officially opened on 5 November in Naryn. The new Centre is part of the cooperation between the OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek and the University of Central Asia. The Centre will serve as a bridge between local governmental authorities and the local community in addressing the most acute…
The fourth Aarhus Centre in Kyrgyzstan officially opened on 5 November in Naryn. The new Centre is part of the cooperation between the OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek and the University of Central Asia. The Centre will serve as a bridge between local governmental authorities and the local community in addressing the most acute environmental challenges in the Naryn region.