Education
• 2008: Institute of Globalization and Human Condition - McMaster University • 2004: Bay Area Leadership (Management and networking) • 2000: Mohawk College (applied computer sciences) • 1994: Academy of Arts and Art History (Uzbekistan) • 1990: Institute of Social Sciences - Kabul Afghanistan • 1988: Polytechnique Institute of Tajikistan - Faculty of Engineering and Engineering Economics
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