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ALS 2016: Report
From May, 26 to 27 members of Vladivostok MUNRFE Club have successfully participated in the Advanced Leadership School 2016. The event took place in the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University under the leadership of Ms. Ekaterina Tretiakova. This time MUNFE was honored to host outstanding guests, the specialists from the World Bank Office in Moscow as well as one MUNRFE alumnus.
During the first day of the School the participants and students of FEFU had a chance to visit an open lecture delivered by Ms. Julia Komagaeva, the coordinator of the World Bank Program for strengthening the role of Russia in the sphere of the International Development Assistance, Ms. Larisa Fugol and Mr. Vitaly Nagornov, the World Bank Consultants. After the introduction to the work of the organization and fruitful briefing on the Russia’s role in the international development, participants moved to the second part, a closed workshop on Project Management from the World Bank staff. The day was successfully completed by training in the format of a business game modeling the meeting of G20, where the participants introduced their projects prepared beforehand, representing different international organizations. As a result, three projects were adopted.
The second day of the school was composed of the lecture delivered by the alumnus of MUNRFE, specialist in the sphere of the world economy, Mr. Igor A. Novikov. He brought to the talk the agenda of the free trade and shared his knowledge about modern tendencies of Russia’s involvement in the regional agreements. By the end of the School the participants were granted with the certificates of participation.
MUNRFE is grateful to each and everyone who devoted their time and efforts in the organization of this project, to its Coordinator, special guests and participants. We believe this trend of attracting experts from the spheres different from the international relations is a key engine to the overall development of MUNRFE and will be followed further intensively.
