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EROPA Bulletin
Vol. 35 Nos. 1-2 (January-June 2014)
CENTER REPORTS
EROPA Development Management Center
Gyeonggi Province, Republic of Korea
countries by sharing Korean experiences in national
development and administrative reform. This year marks
the 30th anniversary of COTI’s international programs.
At present, these programs are
“As of the end of June
provided to an increasing number
2014, about 4,348 foreign
of countries as more non-Asian
government officials from 123
countries also call for opening
countries have completed the international programs to their
international programs at COTI... government officials.
The Central Officials Training
Institute (COTI) of the Republic
of Korea, an inter-agency training
institute for public officials,
plays a key role in developing
the competency and capacity of
two Executive Development
public officials. COTI seeks to
design and implement training Programs for Malaysian officials,
programs aimed at fostering
a Public-Sector Training
highly capable officials who Development Program, and the
are proactive, creative, and well Human Resources Development
responsive to the public.
Program for Officials of ASEAN
As of the end of June 2014, about
4,348 foreign government officials
from 123 countries have completed
the international programs at
COTI. In the first half of this year,
COTI held four programs: two
Countries.”
Executive Development Programs
International Cooperation
for Malaysian officials, a PublicSector Training Development
As in the past, COTI continues
Program, and the Human Resources Development
to strengthen its cooperative partnerships with other
Program for Officials of ASEAN Countries. COTI plans
government training institutes around the world. In the
to conduct 13 programs in the latter half of 2014.
first half of 2014, many officials from different countries
visited COTI to study COTI’s role in Korean national
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development. COTI also aims to promote development
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