A network for cooperation between management academies in China and Central Asia has been launched
A network of management and public administration academies involving China and Central Asian countries was launched on Wednesday in Beijing to further promote cooperation between China and Central Asia.
The network, created on the initiative of the National Academy of Management of China, is one of the important results of the China-Central Asia Summit held in Xi'an in May this year.
The founders of the network also include public administration academies of five Central Asian countries, namely Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, Xinhua reports.
The network is expected to serve as a multi-stakeholder collaboration platform for academies to stimulate exchanges, enhance connections and opportunities for learning and human resource development.
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