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“Introducing the Polish System of Counteracting Corruption” seminar

On December 12, 2005 the seminar “Introducing the Polish System of Counteracting Corruption” was in Yerevan. It was summary of the “No Corruption. Civic control of local authorities” project, released by the Polish - Czech - Slovak Solidarity Foundation and The Center for Regional Development/Transparency International Armenia.

There were introduced two presentations: “Workshops in Poland: Fundamental of Partnership” (Georg Yeghiazaryan, Center for Community Dialogues and Initiatives) and “Promotion of transparency on local ground: Polish model and Armenian experience” (Grisha Khachatryan, President, Information Systems Development and Training Center). Ms. Amalia Kostanyan (Prezes CRD/TI Armenia) summed the project. After presentations interesting discussions began.

In workshop took part about 40 persons, whose represented governmental and self-governmental institutions, media and NGOs, interested in anti-corruption activity. In workshop were held Ambassador of Poland – Mr. Tomasz Knothe, Ms. Nayra Sultanyan – project coordinator in British Embassy and Dr. Jaros³aw Szostakowski – President of the Polish - Czech - Slovak Solidarity Foundation.

The “No Corruption. Civic control of local authorities” project was financed by British Embassies in Warsaw and Yerevan through the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office under the Global Opportunities Fund, Re-Uniting Europe Programme.



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The program "Promoting Independent Media Through Desktop Publishing" is addressed to these Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Moldavian and Caucasus Region countries communities, which are ready to overcome obstacle, barriers and animosity among various nations. It is addressed to these who are open to democracy, ready to fight with any attempts of the state to control free thoughts and speech. This program should serve organizations, which believe that freedom of speech means not only political freedom but it also creates opportunity to communicate with the others, who are on the other side of the state borders. Our program aims at promoting reconciliation and cooperation among various nations in Central and Eastern Europe.
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