Baku / 12.04.17 / Turan: The issues of involvement of civil society in the implementation and strategic road maps for the development of various sectors of the economy of Azerbaijan were discussed today at a conference organized by the Center for Analysis and Communication of Economic Reforms under the President and the Open Government Platform.
According to the press release of the event, Natig Amirov, the presidential assistant for economic reforms, reacted positively to the call for cooperation with civil society.The meeting was the beginning for the formation of a new model of cooperation between NGOs and the government with a view to assisting civil society in the implementation of the Strategic Roadmap for the Development of the National Economy and its individual blocs.
During the conference, civil society activists Sabit Bagirov, Rena Safaralieva, Vugar Bayramov, Abil Bayramov, Gadir Ibrahimli, Osman Gunduz and others made proposals. Activities will be continued on various topics.-06D--
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