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"Providing actionable recommendations to the developing NAP based on the GCM priority themes identified in the IMRF Progress Declaration."

The text provides a detailed description of a workshop held in Tajikistan to discuss the 
implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM). Here's a 
concise summary:
The workshop, held on November 2, 2023, in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, was organized within the 
framework of the sub-regional IOM project "Supporting the Governments of Central Asian States in 
the implementation of the GCM." The primary organizer is likely the International Organization for 
Migration (IOM).
The workshop aimed to enhance efforts in improving migration management at the national 
level, strengthen the ability of governments and stakeholders in Tajikistan to advance GCM guiding 
principles and objectives, and prepare government officials for meaningful participation in high-level 
events related to migration.
Key participants included representatives from 21 different ministries, stakeholders, and the 
IOM team. The workshop covered various themes, including the GCM, guiding principles, objectives, 
migration and the SDGs, and the national strategy for regulating migration processes.
The outcomes of the workshop included strengthened abilities of governments and 
stakeholders, the development of priority goals for GCM, coordination of national policy on migration 
governance, and the preparation of a comprehensive report summarizing key discussions and 
recommendations

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Type of Event
Workshop
Main organizer/s
IOM
Other Main organizer/s
Ministry of Labor, Migration and Employment of Population of Tajikistan
Target Audience
Government
Language
Other
Other Language
Tajik
Geographic Scope
Country
Country
Tajikistan
Regions
Asia
Sub Regions
Central Asia
Workstream Output
No
Regional Review Process
No
GCM Objectives
GCM Objectives - General (23 Objectives)
Status
Published

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