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The Economic Affairs Division of the Government of Pakistan is administrating the Pakistan Technical Assistance Programme (PTAP) in the form of donations, training, expert services to developing countries in the fields in which Pakistan has expertise. 65 countries of the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America are beneficiaries of this programme. In order to project the image of Pakistan to the Developing World, the short term Training Courses in the fields of Commercial Banking, Central Banking, Railways and Postal Services, Information Technology are arranged regularly on Annual Basis in Pakistan.[1][2]

Courses

  • International Commercial Banking Course at National Institute of Banking and Finance, State Bank of Pakistan, Islamabad.
  • International Central Banking Course at National Institute of Banking and Finance, State Bank of Pakistan, Islamabad.
  • Advanced Railway Course Pakistan Railway Academy, Walton, Lahore.
  • Postal Services/Information Technology Course.

International Training

International trainings are jointly sponsored by the government of Pakistan and State Bank of Pakistan under the Pakistan Technical Assistance Program (PTAP). The training programs are fully funded and are available to the nominees of friendly developing countries. The objectives of the training program are to create and foster goodwill, strengthen bilateral relations, and to share expertise, knowledge in the field of banking and finance. For the last three decades the programs are in high demand and large number of bankers, government functionaries and officials of almost 105 developing countries have benefited from the program. NIBAF organized and hosted international trainings both in central and commercial banking each of four -week duration that were attended by 38 participants from about 19 developing countries. These countries included Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Jordan, Nepal, Senegal, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Maldives, Sudan, Iran, Malawi, Myanmar, Senegal, Vietnam, Fiji, Afghanistan, and Indonesia.

International Training program for Securities Market Managers

International training program for securities market managers and compliance officers was launched in collaboration with South Asian Federation of Exchanges (SAFE) and Futures and Options Association (FOA) of UK at NIBAF Islamabad. This international training mainly focuses on international standards for the operation and management of securities and derivatives exchanges by covering in particular high level exchange management issues like conflict of interest management, trading practices and procedures, identification and prevention of market manipulation, market supervision and enforcement and clearing and settlement procedures.[3]

References

  1. ^ http://202.83.164.25/wps/portal/Moeas/!ut/p/c0/04_SB8K8xLLM9MSSzPy8xBz9CP0os_hQN68AZ3dnIwN312BTAyNTE1MvR0tXAx8TQ_2CbEdFAFlwafs!/?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT=/wps/wcm/connect/EADivCL/division/information+and+services/pakistan+technical+assistance+programme
  2. ^ More information on PTAP, Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, D.C.
  3. ^ www.sbp.org.pk/reports/annual/arFY09/Vol2/Chapter-9.pdf
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