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Korean Agency starts training for Ministry of Science and Technology officials

byCustoms Today Report
26/10/2014
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LAHORE : Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) organized a focused training for  10 government officials from Pakistan Ministry of Science and Technology under the head ‘Policy Making and Implementation for Science and Technology’.

The programme is aimed at to share mutual experience of the two countries which started from October 19 and will end on November 2. The main objective of the programme is to improve the effectiveness of science and technology policy, and to contribute on institutional level capacity building along with enhanced human capabilities.

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