An instructor from the Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute made a speech at an international seminar held at a prestigious Indian university

Under the auspices of the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) program, Komek Komekov, an instructor of the Turkmen State Architecture and Construction Institute participated in a training seminar at the National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research in Chennai, India (January 22 – February 18, 2025). On February 7th, 2025, K.Komekov presented a lecture on advancements in Turkmenistan educational systems at an international seminar hosted by the prestigious Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science. His presentation highlighted recent developments and opportunities within the nation's educational system. In recognition of his contribution, an instructor K. Komekov received a certificate and commemorative gift from the university rector.

ITEC, the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation Program of the Republic of India, is one of the oldest educational institutions established in 1964, which is designed to realize international educational opportunities. Our higher educational institution has been cooperating with the ITEC program since 2023, and to date, 5 teachers from our institute have improved their skills here and received the appropriate certificates.

This advanced training program, part of the UN's initiative to strengthen technical and vocational education ("Strengthening Technical & Vocational Education & Training Systems To Meet the Sustainable Development Goals"), focuses on modernizing curricula, developing human capital, and bolstering overall vocational education systems. 30 participants from 25 countries are currently attending the training conference at the National Institute of Special Education and Training in Chennai, India.

Amanmyrat Arazov,

Head of the Scientific Department of the Turkmen

State Architecture and Construction Institute