THE XXVII INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION FORUM HAS CONCLUDED
The XXVII International Public Administration Forum titled "Comparative Public Administration in the Turkic World" has successfully concluded.
On the second day of the forum, breakout sessions were held. During the meetings, professors and experts delivered presentations on topics such as: The impact of urban transformation incentives on local government budgets: an evaluation on a legislative basis; The continuity and transformation of the Turkic state tradition from Central Asia to the present day; Structural transformation in public administration; The future of cities in the context of migration and identity; and The use of artificial intelligence in public administration: A comparative analysis of the member countries of the Organization of Turkic States, among others.
At the end of the conference, scientific recommendations were developed. Specifically, concrete proposals were made aimed at improving public administration, advancing digital transformation, reducing bureaucracy, and establishing an open dialogue with the public.
A decision was also made to strengthen international cooperation. An agreement was reached to enhance the exchange of experience in the field of public administration between the member countries of the Organization of Turkic States and other partner states. Furthermore, an important decision was made to encourage a new generation of researchers in the field of public administration and to create conditions for scientific internships and joint research projects.