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The IMF has opened a Center for Capacity Development of Central Asian countries in AlmatyThe IMF has opened a Center for Capacity Development of Central Asian countries in Almaty

The IMF has opened a Center for Capacity Development of Central Asian countries in Almaty

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Regional Center for Capacity Development for the Caucasus, Central Asia and Mongolia opened on June 9 in Almaty. The Kazakhstan Bureau has become the 17th of such centers in the world and will coordinate the work of the IMF in nine countries at once: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, reports Tengrinews.kz.

The Prime Minister of Hungary invited the head of Turkmenistan to Budapest on an official visitThe Prime Minister of Hungary invited the head of Turkmenistan to Budapest on an official visit

The Prime Minister of Hungary invited the head of Turkmenistan to Budapest on an official visit

He stressed the interest of the Hungarian side in the further development of partnership with Turkmenistan and with the Central Asian states in general, noting that a positive factor in this direction, which contributed to the expansion of economic cooperation with the countries of the region, was Hungary's accession to the Organization of Turkic States as an observer, where Turkmenistan has the same status.