The Arseniy Yatsenyuk Open Ukraine Foundation announces the list of participants of the Summer School on «What can we do for international security», which will be held on 25-27 August 2016 in Irpin.
So, the competitive selection was passed by:
Bevz Maria - Kamianets-Podilskyi
Bielova Yelizaveta – Kyiv
Bozhenko Serhii – Nizhin
Vahniy Olexandr – Cherkasy
Voloskyi Glib – Vinnitsa
Gavrylenko Illia – Kyiv
Galadzhiy Olexandr – Kyiv
Dachnovskii Oleh – Kyiv
Daschuk Yuliya - Zhydychyn, Volyn region
Zubko Stanislav – Kyiv
Ivantsyk Myroslava – Uzhgorod
Ilchenko Dariya - Dnipro
Kadelnyk Arthur - Chernivtsi
Kohut Oksana - Ternopil
Musatkina Anna - Nikopol
Popovych Solomiya - Kyiv
Reshitko Yuliya - Kyiv
Skrypnyk Andrii - Dnipro
Skrypnyk Viacheslav - Starobelsk, Luhansk region
Sokhatska Anastasia - Kyiv
Stupar Yuliya - Khmelnytskyi
Khomenko Anton - Kyiv
Tsehovalova Avelina - Odessa
Sheptun Serhii - Kharkiv
Shkuro Anton - Kyiv
Yablunivska Valentyna – Poltava
We recall, the summer school will be consisted of 3 main stages:
Identification and assessment of international security threats,
Team formation and project planning,
Short-term implementation of the project and demonstration of the results during the event.
The key line in all topics are issues devoted to the experience of NATO's public diplomacy and the role of civil and military cooperation (with special accent on civil society initiatives).
If you have any questions, please contact Alina Maslo by the phone (044) 220 18 40, (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.
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
