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The government of the State of Qatar represented by the Institute of Administrative Development(IAD) of the State of Qatar in collaboration with the government of the Republic of Singapore, represented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in collaboration with the Civil Service College, Singapore, following the outcome of the inaugural Asia-Middle East Dialogue (A-MED) Working Group Meeting on Social, Educational, Scientific, Cultural, Environmental and Media Issues in Singapore in November 2005, have designated the IAD as the host of the Regional Training Centre for Public Administration (RTCPA) Asia-Middle East Dialogue (A-MED) in Doha, State of Qatar.
The Asia-Middle East Dialogue consists of 50 participating countries.
The mission of the RTCPA has been established as a Third Country Training Programme (TCTP) to strengthen cooperation in the development of human resources in the public service sector in A-MED member countries.
The role of the RTCPA is to administer a number of training courses for selected participants from A-MED member countries with the aim of sharing knowledge, skills, best practice and the expertise of public officers in public administration and its related fields.
The RTCPA, which is now in its third year of operation offers training courses in the following areas but not necessarily limited to: • public administration
• trade promotion
• urban planning
• environmental management
• information and communications technology (ITC)
The execution of the training courses, including the design and content of these courses, jointly administered by the IAD and its partner in Singapore, may mutually agree to invite other parties to contribute or to provide assistance in the implementation of the courses. The training courses offered at the RTCPA are held at the IAD in Doha.
The governments of the member countries can nominate up to two candidates per course. There is no fee charged for RTCPA courses. However, the cost of travel, accommodation and living expenses must be borne by the nominating governments.
For all correspondence and liaison matters, please contact the Centre Programme Coordinator:
JABR ALNAIMI
Phone: + 974 440 66 32
Fax: + 974 436 26 14
E-mail:
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The Regional Training Centre for Public Administration is established as a Third Country Training Program for the Asia – Middle East Dialogue to strengthen cooperation in the development of human resources in the public service sector in AMED member countries.
IAD and MFA have jointly established and administered a program to train
selected participants from AMED member countries in order to promote knowledge, skills and exchange expertise of public officers in administration and its relevant fields. |
RTCPA offers training in the following areas which may include, but are not limited to:
(a) Public Administration ,
(b) Trade Promotion ,
(c) Urban Planning ,
(d) Environmental Management , and
(e) Information and Communications Technology .
The medium of instruction shall be the English Language.
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Enrollment and Participation Procedures |
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Participation in any course under the TCTP is subject to the joint approval of IAD and MFA and certificates of participation will be issued jointly by IAD and MFA. |
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The governments of the AMED |
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Members will bear the cost of travel, accommodation and other local and incidental expenses for their participants, unless otherwise agreed by IAD and MFA
Nominations Should be send to IAD.
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Implementation of Training Courses |
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The implementation of this TCTP, including the design of the structure and contents of the program, is jointly administered and approved by IAD and MFA. Either IAD or MFA may , with the agreement of the other party, invite other parties( other than IAD and MFA ) to contribute to or provide assistance in the implementation of the TCTP.
The training courses to be offered at RTCPA under the TCTP are held at IAD premises in Doha Qatar. |
| No. | Program name | Agency | Date | | 1 | Building negotiating capacities on GATT | CSC | 21-24/5/2007 | | 2 | Learning organizations | CSC | 11-14/6/ 2007 | | 3 | Land use planning : Singapore experience | CSC | 19-22/11/2007 | | 4 | Production and quality management | IAD | 18-21/2/2008 | | 5 | Knowledge management | IAD | 21-24/4/2008 | | 6 | Project management in the public sector | IAD | 23-26/6/2008 | | 7 | Doha round negotiations - WTO | CSC | 13-16/10/2008 | | 8 | Human resource management in the civil service | CSC | 24-27/11/2008 | | 9 | Strategic management | IAD | 5-8/1/2009 | | 10 | Institutional performance evaluation | IAD | 16-19/2/2009 | | 11 | Excellence in quality service | IAD | 23-26/3/2009 | | 12 | Change management | IAD | 20-23/4/2009 | | 13 | work stress management | IAD | 25-28/5/2009 | | 14 | Events management | IAD | 22-25/6/2009 | | 15 | Sustainable city planning & environmental management | CSC | OCT.26 – 29,2009 | | 16 | Role of public sector in enhancing international commerce – effect of recent financial crisis – Qatar experience | IAD | DEC.14 – 17,2009 | | 17 | Economic development- Singapore experience | CSC | JAN.18 – 21,2010 | | 18 | Public – private partnership | IAD | FEB.8 – 11,2010 | | 19 | E-Government.- Toward public sector Excellence | CSC | MAR.8 – 11,2010 | | 20 | Public Policy Analysis | IAD | MAY.10 – 13,2010 |
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE ASIA MIDDLE EAST DIALOGUE ( AMED) 1- Afghanistan
2- Algeria
3- Bahrain
4- bangladish
5- Bhutan
6- brunai
7- Cambodia
8- china
9- Comoros
10- djibouti
11- Egypt
12- India
13- idonisia
14- iran
15- iraq
16- japan
17- Jordan
18- khazikistan
19- Kuwait
20- gergistan
21- laos
22- Lebanon
23- lybia
24- malyzia
25- Maldives
26- muritania
27- morocco
28- mianmar
29- nibal
30- oman
31- Pakistan
32- Palestine
33-philipines
34-qatar
35-korya
36-saudi Arabia
37-singapore
38-somalia
39-sirilanka
40-sudan
41-syria
42-tajistan
43-thailand
44-tunisia
45-turkey
46-turkumistan
47-united arab emirates
48-ozbikistan
49-vietnam
50-yemen
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