Internship for representatives of the National Association of Invests and Development Agencies in the AID of the Republic of Tatarstan
Today, within the walls of the Investment Development Agency of the Republic of Tatarstan, an internship program for members of the National Association of Investment Development Agencies has started. The head of the Tatarstan Agency Taliya Minullina made a welcoming speech to colleagues from other regions of Russia.
Taliya Minullina noted the importance of this internship for each of those present, and that sharing experience in this area is one of the most important ways to grow in your competencies.
“I am glad to welcome everyone here! I am sure that this training, as well as the experience of our foreign colleagues who are with us here today, will help your agencies work in their regions. We, in turn, will share some of the secrets of our work, which helps Tatarstan stay in the top in terms of the investment climate, ”the head of the Tatarstan Investment Development Agency noted with a smile.
From foreign representatives of the investment sector, Davud Shezavi, President of the Annual Investment Forum, Shykmamatov Almambet, Minister of Investment of Kyrgyzstan, as well as a representative of Invest in India by video link were invited.
32 representatives of Investment Development Agencies, departments for business development and support and SMEs from St. Petersburg to Khanty-Mansiysk got acquainted with how Tatarstan's AID works from the inside, what tools it uses to maintain the level of investment within the region and what it does to attract foreign funds. The structure, work of departments and subordinate organizations, how the attracted events affect the position and recognition of the region at the world level are the main topics of Talia Minullina's report to colleagues from all over the country.
The internship program, which will last all day, also includes lectures from the Deputy Head of the Agency, employees of the PPP department and the investment project examination department, as well as a report on how the information agenda and the promotion of the Agency's work in social networks and at federal and international events affect.