On-Site Stage of the “Public Project Management” Course Concludes at TSULBP

On 23 October, the on-site stage of the professional development course “Public Project Management,” which began on 21 October, concluded at the Tajik State University of Law, Business and Politics.
The programme is delivered by the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA) in cooperation with Rossotrudnichestvo. Its aim is to strengthen the knowledge and professional skills of education specialists in the effective management of public projects.
The course brought together education professionals from higher education institutions and general secondary schools. Participants studied modern approaches to project planning, setting goals and objectives, risk management, and the potential uses of artificial intelligence in management.
Over the three days of training, participants took an active part in theoretical and practical sessions and became acquainted with current project management practice in the public sector. They also applied their theoretical knowledge to concrete practical problems and discussed ways to improve the effectiveness of management.
On the final day, the Rector of the Tajik State University of Law, Business and Politics, Sheroz Muminzoda, attended the closing ceremony and delivered a speech. He emphasised the importance of such training programmes for raising the level of knowledge, developing professional competencies, and introducing modern management methods in education.
In his remarks, the Rector stressed that learning from best practices and using modern technologies, including artificial intelligence, in management is essential for improving the quality of work and implementing projects effectively. He also highlighted the significant role of such initiatives in strengthening international academic and educational cooperation between Tajikistan and the Russian Federation.
During the ceremony, the Rector presented participants with certificates of completion of the on-site stage and wished them success in their future professional work.
The participants, in turn, thanked the organisers and instructors for the high standard of the sessions, the rich content of the curriculum, and the opportunity to learn about modern project management practice.
According to the schedule, the training will continue online from 26 to 29 October. Upon full completion of the programme, participants will receive RANEPA professional development certificates.

Department of Analysis and Public Relations