A master's degree program in water diplomacy will appear in Tajikistan. Its goal is to develop a joint program that will train highly qualified experts in the field of water resource management, international water law and cross-border cooperation. A similar program has already been launched at the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, where training combines hydrology, international relations and law. For Tajikistan, creating such a program makes sense. The country has consistently positioned itself as a leader in water diplomacy in the region, and training its own personnel in this field consolidates this role at an institutional level.

A master's degree program in water diplomacy will appear in Tajikistan. Its goal is to develop a joint program that will train highly qualified experts in the field of water resource management, international water law and cross-border cooperation. A similar program has already been launched at the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, where training combines hydrology, international relations and law. For Tajikistan, creating such a program makes sense. The country has consistently positioned itself as a leader in water diplomacy in the region, and training its own personnel in this field consolidates this role at an institutional level.