Clay toys from Uzbekistan: a forgotten childhood heritage
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The fourth season of specialised “School for Women Leaders” courses has begun at the Graduate School of Business. The initiative offers women executives valuable opportunities to improve their qualifications and prepares young women leaders capable of implementing innovative reforms.
The programme develops professional skills needed for effective management and creates conditions in which leadership potential can emerge. Particular attention is given to current issues in management, innovation, and sustainable development.
SilkGranat founder Marina Jabbarova is also undertaking training through the programme, confirming her commitment to continually improving the knowledge and skills needed to run a successful business. Inspired by Uzbek traditions, Marina continues to develop a platform that unites artisans and masters from across Uzbekistan.
More information about the programme and other initiatives is available at rgsbm.uzand on its official social-media pages.
This course will be another step towards strengthening women’s leadership in the modern world.
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