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The Embassy of India Celebrated Indian Technical & Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Day

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The Embassy of India in Belgrade celebrated Indian Technical & Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Day on 5 November 2021. Besides senior officials from Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other government departments, a large number of ITEC alumni attended the event.

In his address at the celebration, Indian Ambassador H. E. Mr. Sanjiv Kohli, gave an overview of the ITEC programme which covers over 300 training courses of different duration in premier training institutes of India to over 160 friendly foreign countries since 1964.

Serbia is one of the ITEC partner countries and since 2008, 167 Serbian mid-level career professionals have undergone courses on a wide and diverse range of skills and disciplines, including in ICT, Expenditure Management, Entrepreneurship, WTO, Banking & Finance, Renewable Energy, Climate Change, Legislative Drafting, Yoga, English proficiency etc. Further, 12 Serbian diplomats have also taken courses on diplomacy in India. Serbian military officers are also availing UN Peacekeeping Training courses in India. Hence, India has been contributing in its own way, capacity building in Serbia.

On the occasion, two ITEC alumni also shared their experience of visiting India and attending the ITEC training programme.

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