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HANS-JOCHEN SCHMIDT: GTZ IS INTERESTED IN COMPETITION DEVELOPMENT IN ARMENIA
PanARMENIAN.Net
October 15, 2010 - 17:29 AMT 12:29 GMT
Since February 4, 2010, the Economic Development and Research Center
in collaboration with the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) has
implemented 2010 Economic Report of Armenia program, which included
a sub-program on Retraining of Young Economists.
Based on the program results, Armenian Deputy Minister of Economy
Mushegh Tumasyan, head of the EDRC Gagik Torosyan, director of GTZ
programs James Macbeth and German Ambassador to Armenia Hans-Jochen
Schmidt handed over certificates to 16 economists.
Torosyan noted that 250 students from economic higher education
institutions of the country took the test for participation in the
program, out of which 25 people were selected for retraining. However,
only 16 people have successfully passed the course, they will do an
internship in the Armenian Ministry of Economy.
The program is aimed at revelation and retraining of diligent young
specialists, who will later have the opportunity to participate in
various state and private programs.
"GTZ is interested in cooperation with the RA Ministry of Economy
to support its efforts aimed developing competition in the country,
assisting small and medium businesses and reducing oligarchs' share
in the economy," Ambassador Schmidt said.
From: A. Papazian
PanARMENIAN.Net
October 15, 2010 - 17:29 AMT 12:29 GMT
Since February 4, 2010, the Economic Development and Research Center
in collaboration with the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) has
implemented 2010 Economic Report of Armenia program, which included
a sub-program on Retraining of Young Economists.
Based on the program results, Armenian Deputy Minister of Economy
Mushegh Tumasyan, head of the EDRC Gagik Torosyan, director of GTZ
programs James Macbeth and German Ambassador to Armenia Hans-Jochen
Schmidt handed over certificates to 16 economists.
Torosyan noted that 250 students from economic higher education
institutions of the country took the test for participation in the
program, out of which 25 people were selected for retraining. However,
only 16 people have successfully passed the course, they will do an
internship in the Armenian Ministry of Economy.
The program is aimed at revelation and retraining of diligent young
specialists, who will later have the opportunity to participate in
various state and private programs.
"GTZ is interested in cooperation with the RA Ministry of Economy
to support its efforts aimed developing competition in the country,
assisting small and medium businesses and reducing oligarchs' share
in the economy," Ambassador Schmidt said.
From: A. Papazian