The first activity of the Turkic World Institute for Human Resources Development took place in Türkiye

The first activity of the Turkic World Institute for Human Resources Development (TİKGE), operating under the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), was held in Türkiye.

A delegation of 30 civil administrators from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan arrived in Türkiye as part of training programs that will run until January 26. During their visit, they met with the Head of the Presidential Human Resources Office, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Salim Atay, at the Presidential Library.

Atay emphasized that this was the first event organized in Türkiye with the participation of representatives from four countries, stating, "Thus, while you have the opportunity to observe the work of our relevant institutions and ministries firsthand and receive related training, you will also have the chance to meet and engage with each other."

"We Have a Lot to Learn from You"

Ermek Irgebaev, the head of the Kyrgyz delegation, mentioned that they came to Türkiye with a team of 10 people to gain various experiences. He noted that he had heard positive things about the working methods of institutions and organizations in Türkiye and expressed that the training sessions to be held at ministries would provide valuable insights. He also stated that relevant representatives from Kyrgyzstan would continue to participate in future programs.

Dilshod Kenjaev, the head of the Uzbek delegation, highlighted their interest in learning from Türkiye’s expertise in human resources and implementing those experiences in Uzbekistan.

Yazmyrat Kulayev, the head of the Turkmen delegation, expressed gratitude for Türkiye’s hospitality. He stressed that the meetings scheduled as part of the program would strengthen friendly relations between the two countries and believed that they would lay a solid foundation for joint projects.

"They Directly Contribute to the Legislative Process Upon Returning to Their Countries"

Following the meeting, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Salim Atay made statements to journalists, noting that the Presidential Human Resources Office has various programs in place with the countries of the Turkic States and maintains continuous interaction with them.

Atay pointed out that this was the first time representatives from four Turkic states had come together for a common purpose, emphasizing the significance of Turkmenistan’s participation, despite not being a full member of the organization.