The «Open Ukraine» Foundation in cooperation with NATO Information and Documentation Center in Ukraine announces the receipt of applications for participation in the Youth training on a topic «Unity for security: NATO factor».
The aim of the training is to provide a platform for young people from different regions of Ukraine to discuss the role of international organizations in shaping security in the world using example of NATO.
Simulation of NATO will be held in the form of role-playing game, during which participants will get practical knowledge of actual capabilities and limitations of transatlantic collective security system.
Well know Ukrainian diplomats and analysts will take part in the training as experts. The best participants will be awarded with special prizes.
The training will be held on December, 12 in Kiev, Radisson Blu st. Yaroslaviv Val, 22.
Participants must meet the following criteria:
- age of 20-35 years
- active citizenship and ability to apply gained knowledge in their daily activity
- high level of professional knowledge
- knowledge of English
Organizers especially engage regional representatives to participate in the training. Travel costs will be covered (ticket price shall not exceed 600 UAH in both directions).
To participate in the training, please follow the link and fill the registration form: http://goo.gl/forms/G4Qv1NT28Q.
The deadline for applications is 18:00, 27.11.2015.
Working languages are Ukrainian and English.
If you have any questions, please contact the Manager of International Dialogue Program of the Foundation Ms. Ramina Shut by the phone (044) 40 220 18, (067) 214 34 62 or by e-mail [email protected]
For information:
The «Open Ukraine» Foundation is an international foundation, established in July 2007 for strengthening and development of Ukraine’s reputation in the world. The main tasks of the Foundation are improving international reputation of Ukraine and increasing its promotion abroad, promoting international cooperation with Ukraine and public diplomacy.
The Head of Supervisory Council is Tereziya Yatseniuk.
NATO Information and Documentation Centre in Ukraine (NIDC) was established in May 1997, on the eve of signing the NATO-Ukraine Charter on a Distinctive Partnership, which serves as the founding document for the relationship between NATO and Ukraine. The NIDC is part of the NATO Public Diplomacy Division and was the first information office established by NATO in a Partner country. More information about the Center can be found at following link: http://www.nato.int/cps/uk/natolive/topics_64610.htm
