Delegation of the Republic of Zimbabwe at the International University for the Humanities and Development: Diplomatic Relations and Educational Cooperation

New pages of interstate relations continue to be opened in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan. A lecture was held at the International University for the Humanities and Development with the participation of the Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs and International Trade of the Republic of Zimbabwe. The lecture aroused great interest among students and teachers and was devoted to important issues of modern international relations.

During the lecture, the guest speaker spoke in detail about the prospects for cooperation between countries, ways to strengthen diplomatic relations, as well as the importance of economic and humanitarian cooperation in the current era. In particular, the role of dialogue between states based on mutual trust, equal cooperation and international trade in ensuring sustainable development was emphasized. It was noted that such meetings play an important role in expanding the knowledge of young specialists in international relations.

At the end the lecture, questions from students studying in the field of international relations were answered, and discussions were held on future directions of interstate cooperation, opportunities for interregional cooperation and the role of international organizations. This helped students to connect theoretical knowledge with practical experience.

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