International Finance Corporation held a round table discussion with Tajik journalists on the topic of corporative management in Central Asia.

The participants learned about the ways of proper coverage of the issues of corporative management in the media.

The IFC experts told the journalists about advanced methodologies and best practices of corporative management leading to development and strengthening business entities, attracting investments, and ensuring efficiency in decision-making.

Representatives of the leading Tajik media outlets, experts from the National Press Center and the Resource Center for Journalists took part in the discussion.

Since the issues of corporative management are becoming increasingly topical and relevant for Tajikistan, journalists are interested in learning more about the subject.

During the next two years, IFC is planning to conduct a wide-scale public awareness campaign to promote corporative management.

Note: Being a member of the World Bank Group, IFC promotes sustainable economic development in developing countries by financing of private sector, mobilization of funds in both domestic and international financial markets, providing consultative services to companies and governments on risk management. In 2007, IFC invested $8,2 billion, and mobilized additionally $3,9 billion in the form of participation in credits and structured financing in 299 projects implemented in 69 countries in transition. In 2007, IFC provided consultative services in 97 countries.

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