20th International Junior Diplomats Training Program
May 5-30, 2014 Ankara, Konya, Denizli, İzmir, Çanakkale, İstanbul
20th International Junior Diplomats Training Program, organized in Ankara, Konya, Denizli, İzmir, Çanakkale and Istanbul gathering diplomats from 77 countries has started with the opening speech by Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador Naci Koru. During this four-week training program diplomats will be attending seminars and conferences on subjects such as; “Turkish Foreign Policy”, “Turkish History and Culture”, “Bilateral Relations with different Regions” and “Turkey’s Economy and Government” given both by officials from the Ministry as well as academics from leading universities of Turkey. Furthermore, the program will include conferences on “Negotiation Techniques” and “Conflict Resolution” with an aim to contribute attendees’ diplomatic skills. Participants will also have a chance to get acquainted with Turkish arts and music. Attendees will also visit certain institutions playing a role in Foreign Policy making process, such as Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM), Turkish Coordination and Development Agency (TİKA), Presidency of Turks Abroad and Related Communities (YTB) and Prime Ministry Public Diplomacy Coordination Office. Throughout the Training Program guest diplomats will have the opportunity to visit; Mevlana Museum, Karatay Museum and Alaaddin Mosque in Konya, Hıdırlık Hill and İnözü Valley in Ankara, Pamukkale Travertines in Denizli, Agora, Konak Square,House of the Virgin Mary, Efes, St. Jean Church and İsabey Mosque in İzmir, Assos, Athena, Troy in Çanakkale, and Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia, Dolmabahçe Palace and Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. Diplomats will also go on a Bosporus tour and visit Headquarters of Organization of Black Sea Economic Corporation.
Attendees
|
COUNTRY |
|
NAME |
SURNAME |
| 1 |
AFGHANISTAN |
MR. |
MASOOD |
AKHONZADA |
| 2 |
ANGOLA |
MS. |
MIRIAM PATRICIA CARLOS |
LIMA |
| 3 |
ARGENTINA |
MS. |
VIVIAN MALVINA |
SOSA |
| 4 |
AZERBAIJAN |
MR. |
SANAN |
FARAJOV |
| 5 |
BAHRAIN |
MR. |
MOHAMED WALEED MOHAMED |
MAHMOOD ALMERBATI |
| 6 |
BANGLADESH |
MR. |
ARIF |
MOHAMMAD |
| 7 |
BELARUS |
MS. |
OLGA |
PETROUNINA |
| 8 |
BELIZE |
MS. |
GISELLE JOLENE |
GIBSON |
| 9 |
BHUTAN |
MR. |
SANGAY |
NEEDUP |
| 10 |
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA |
MS. |
MELIHA |
PANDZIC |
| 11 |
BRAZIL |
MR. |
DANILO |
VILELA BANDEIRA |
| 12 |
BRUNEI DARUSSELAM |
MR. |
AK MD SAIFUL BAHRI |
PG MD JOFRAY |
| 13 |
BURKINA FASO |
MR. |
MOUMOUNI |
OUEDRAOGO |
| 14 |
CAMBODIA |
MS. |
CHANSORACHAHA |
SIENG |
| 15 |
CAMEROON |
MR. |
HABIROU |
AWAL |
| 16 |
CHILE |
MR. |
GUSTAVO ADOLFO |
CANTUARIAS CONCHA |
| 17 |
CHINA |
MR. |
YUAN |
WANG |
| 18 |
COLOMBIA |
MR. |
JOSE DAVID |
PALENCIA OSORIO |
| 19 |
COSTA RICA |
MS. |
MONICA |
CRUZ BOLANOS |
| 20 |
COTE D'VOIRE |
MR. |
YEBOUA KOFFI THOMAS |
ADAM |
| 21 |
CROATIA |
MR. |
ANDREJA |
PETKOVIC |
| 22 |
CZECH REPUBLIC |
MS. |
SARKA |
STRAHALOVA |
| 23 |
DJIBUTI |
MS. |
WAFA KASSIM |
ALI |
| 24 |
ECUADOR |
MS. |
ANDREA MORELA |
MOSCOSO LARENAS |
| 25 |
ETHIOPIA |
MR. |
TARIKU MENGISTU |
DIMA |
| 26 |
GABON |
MR. |
JEAN-PIERRE-HEMERY |
DOUMBENENY NDZIGNA |
| 27 |
GAMBIA |
MR. |
ABU BAKR |
JAWARA |
| 28 |
GEORGIA |
MS. |
DIANA |
BALARJISHVILI |
| 29 |
GUINEA |
MR. |
FARA YALAMBA |
KAMANO |
| 30 |
INDONESIA |
MS. |
VINA |
NOVIANTI |
| 31 |
JORDAN |
MR. |
BILAL ABDULLAH MOAMMAD |
NSOUR |
| 32 |
KAZAKHSTAN |
MR. |
RAUAN |
AKIM |
| 33 |
KENYA |
MS. |
DOROTHY CHEBET |
ROTICH |
| 34 |
KOSOVO |
MR. |
SHABAN |
GOSALCI |
| 35 |
KUWAIT |
MS. |
SARAH S F A O |
ALZOUMAN |
| 36 |
KYRGYZSTAN |
MR. |
SULTAN AZAMATOVICH |
KHUDAIBERGENOV |
| 37 |
LAOS |
MS. |
SOUKTHAVANH |
PHETSAVONG |
| 38 |
LIBYA |
MR. |
MOHAMED S. G. |
KHALIL |
| 39 |
MACEDONIA |
MS. |
LINDA |
SALIESKA |
| 40 |
MADAGASCAR |
MS. |
LYRNAH KRISTEL |
MILY |
| 41 |
MALDIVES |
MR. |
ISMAIL |
MUFEED |
| 42 |
MALI |
MR. |
HAMZATA BEN |
BABY |
| 43 |
MAURITANIA |
MR. |
MOHAMED |
ALOUEIMINE |
| 44 |
MAURITIUS |
MR. |
DOOSHANT KUMAR |
BUCKTOWAR |
| 45 |
MEXICO |
MR. |
OLIVER ABDIEL |
CONTLA ORTIZ |
| 46 |
MOLDOVA |
MS. |
INGA |
BOTNARI |
| 47 |
MONGOLIA |
MS. |
HULAN |
GANBAATAR |
| 48 |
MONTENEGRO |
MS. |
VLADANA |
MITROVIC |
| 49 |
MOROCCO |
MS. |
LAILA |
BOULEJIOUCH |
| 50 |
NEPAL |
MS. |
ROJINA |
TAMRAKAR |
| 51 |
NICARAGUA |
MR. |
CARLOS ERNESTO |
MORALES |
| 52 |
NIGER |
MR. |
ALI |
YACOUBA |
| 53 |
NIGERIA |
MS. |
MORADEKE OLOLADE |
ADELEKAN |
| 54 |
OMAN |
MR. |
IMAD ABDUL KARIM ABDUL JALIL |
AL HOOTI |
| 55 |
PAKISTAN |
MR. |
SARFARAZ |
AHMAD |
| 56 |
PARAGUAY |
MR. |
BOGARIN ALFONSO |
JORGE LUIS |
| 57 |
PERU |
MS. |
CARITO YOLANDA |
CASTRO CASTEÑEDA |
| 58 |
PHILIPINNES |
MS. |
MARIE CRIS PANES |
CHIENG |
| 59 |
POLAND |
MS. |
LAURA KINGA |
TRBEL-GNIAZDONSKA |
| 60 |
ROMANIA |
MS. |
IOANA CRISTINA |
MIHAIL |
| 61 |
SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE |
MS. |
MIRIAM KERCELENE |
DE ASUNÇÃO POSSER |
| 62 |
SOMALIA |
MR. |
MOHAMED ABDI |
MOHAMUD |
| 63 |
SOUTH AFRICA |
MR. |
THAPELO JEFFREY |
MATSA |
| 64 |
SOUTH SUDAN |
MS. |
PARAT SAMUEL |
OTOR |
| 65 |
SUDAN |
MR. |
YOUSIF SIDDIG YOUSIF |
ABU AGLA |
| 66 |
T.R.N.C. |
MS. |
ESRA |
EMİN ÖZDENİZ |
| 67 |
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO |
MS. |
CAMILLE SYLVIA |
GAGHADAR |
| 68 |
TAJIKISTAN |
MR. |
ABDULLO SHONAZAROVICH |
ABDULLOEV |
| 69 |
TANZANIA |
MR. |
ABDALLAH MOHAMED |
MTIBORA |
| 70 |
THAILAND |
MS. |
NATHITA |
PREMABHUTI |
| 71 |
TURKMENISTAN |
MR. |
AGAMUHAMMET |
SAHEDOV |
| 72 |
UGANDA |
MS. |
JANAT |
NAJJUMA |
| 73 |
UKRAINE |
MS. |
OLENA GENNADIEVNA |
HLADUSHCHENKO |
| 74 |
VENEZUELA |
MS. |
FIONA ALFONSINA |
SAMPSON FIGARELLA |
| 75 |
VIETNAM |
MS. |
PHUONG THI |
NGO |
| 76 |
YEMEN |
MR. |
MAERWAN MOHAMMED |
AL-SHAMI |
| 77 |
ZIMBABWE |
MS. |
SALLY TFADZWA |
MWAKETA |
