Ayoob Ayoobi

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Ayoob Ayoobi

CAREC Institute

Chief of Capacity Building Division

Ayoob Ayoobi is a former Fulbright Scholar and Oxbridge Fellow at Stanford and Georgetown University, respectively. He holds a PhD in Government and Public Policy, an LLM in International Human Rights/Economics laws and a combined BA degree in Economics and International Relations. Dr. Ayoobi brings two decades of experience in andragogy and capacity building with stints in civil society, private sector, and government. He is the author of several legal textbooks pertaining to constitutional law, human rights, and criminal law of Afghanistan, some of which are adopted by national law school curricula. He has developed various capacity development and life and work skills programs and trained/led training programs to academics, leading civil society activists and senior government officials, including members of parliaments and chief judges. Previously, Dr. Ayoobi was the Senior Regional Cooperation Advisor for Afghanistan (through European Union) with the core responsibility of providing advice on strategic affairs of regional cooperation for Afghanistan and its foreign relations with immediate and far neighbors based on a set of confidence building measures (CBMs).

The Impact of COVID-19 on Tourism and Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises(MSME)in the CAREC region

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This webinar looked specifically at how smaller firms coped with the pandemic and see what lessons can be learned for policymake...

30 Nov 2021

Capacity Building Transformation

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Interview with Mr. Eisa Khan Ayoob Ayoobi, Chief of Capacity Building Division of the CAREC Institute, on capacity building tran...

13 Jul 2021

CAREC Institute Expert Roundtable Discussion on Digital CAREC

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The CAREC Institute experts engaged with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and ADB experts to discuss various aspects of digi...

21 May 2021

Unlocking Private Investment for Sustainable Infrastructure

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Trillions of fund is demanded for sustainable infrastructure investment over the next decade to maintain growth momentum, eradic...

18 Aug 2020

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