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6th cycle of Civil Service Development Programme concludes
By JT - Oct 29,2015 - Last updated at Oct 29,2015
AMMAN — The sixth cycle of the Civil Service Development Programme concluded recently, according to a statement from the British embassy. British Ambassador to Jordan Edward Oakden hosted a reception on Wednesday to celebrate the conclusion.
The programme is run by the King Abdullah II Fund for Development (KAFD) as one of its leadership programmes, aiming to enhance policy making and management capabilities of leaders from government entities, the private sector and local NGOs, the statement said.
The programme benefits from a partnership between the KAFD and Inspirational Development Group (IDG) with a 15-year-long partnering agreement with the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the UK. Over 140 Jordanian leaders have benefited from the programme since it was instituted in 2009.
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