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13th OSCE Central Asian Youth Network seminar

13 September 2019
  • CAYN guest speakers included (l-r) Anara Molkenova, Co-Founder, the Young Researcher’s Alliance, Kazakhstan, Nadiia Babynska, project co-ordinator with Data forCities, Ukraine, Malika Tukmadieva, researcher and member of the PaperLab group,Kazakhstan, and Darina Solodovnikova, Founder and Chief Editor, Hook.report, Uzbekistan. Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Assel Karatayeva)
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  • Darina Solodovnikova (l), Founder and Chief Editor, Hook.report, Uzbekistan, and Konstantin Pak (r), fintech development chief at the Association of Financiers of Kazakhstan, (right) talk about how data and digitalization impact our lives. Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Bakytzhan Arystanbek)
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  • Ambassador György Szabó, Head of the OSCE Programme Office in Nur-Sultan, (left), Samuel Goda, OSCE Special Representative of the Chairperson-in-Office on Youth and Security (right) at the opening session of the 13th Central Asian Youth Network seminar, Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Assel Karatayeva)
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  • Participants at the warm-up and ice-breaking session led by the CAYN Alumni group, Almaty, 24 June 2019. (OSCE/Colin McCullough)
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  • The President of the Internet Association of Kazakhstan, Shavkat Sabirov, discusses challenges and opportunities of digital security in Central Asia with CAYN students. Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Assel Karatayeva)
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  • Nadiia Babynska, project coordinator with Data for cities, Ukraine, and a CAYN member discuss data accessibility after the session. Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Assel Karatayeva)
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  • The Director of Stand up for Afghan Women, Manizha Paktin, shares her views on the challenges of implementing business initiatives in the region. Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Assel Karatayeva)
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  • Marta Fernandez de Mazarambroz, Recruitment Officer at the OSCE Secretariat’s Human Resources Department, explains the employment opportunities in international organizations at the session in the Career Building Camp. Almaty, 26 June 2019. (OSCE/Colin McCullough)
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  • A student from Afghanistan presents a folk dance at the talent show. Almaty, 27 June 2019. (OSCE/Colin McCullough)
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  • Students attending the CAYN seminar reflect on the power of communication and art by drawing a picture and giving it as a gift to each other. Almaty, 27 June 2019. (CAYN Alumni)
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  • Ambassador György Szabó, Head of the OSCE Programme Office in Nur-Sultan, (r) and Samuel Goda, OSCE Special Representative of the Chairperson-in-Office on Youth and Security, in discussion between sessions, Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Colin McCullough)
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  • Students pose for group photo with motivational speaker, Dmitry Schegolikhin, General Producer with the Movators Idea Farm, Kazakhstan. Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Colin McCullough)
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  • A group of students present the data collection results of the Scavenger Hunt research survey conducted among Almaty residents. Almaty, 26 June 2019. (CAYN Alumni)
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  • Students during a job interview simulation at the Career Building Camp, Almaty, 26 June 2019. (CAYN Alumni)
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  • Students take a group photo after the first day of the annual CAYN seminar, Almaty, 25 June 2019. (OSCE/Colin McCullough)
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The annual seminar of the OSCE-supported Central Asian Youth Network took place from 25 to 27 June 2019 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The topic of the seminar was "Dialogue. Data. Digital Security". The event was organized by the OSCE Programme Office in Nur-Sultan with support from the OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek. Some 35 top university students and CAYN alumni from Central Asia, Afghanistan and Mongolia participated in the event. Representatives of the OSCE, as well as experts from Afghanistan, Ukraine, the United States and Uzbekistan, specialists from the OSCE Secretariat and leading representatives of the private and non-profit sectors shared their knowledge and experiences with the participants. The discussions focused on the role of dialogue in promoting security, the use of data in governance and business as well as the future of digital security.