Malaysian Embassy in Tehran Successfully Hosts Annual MTCP Alumni Gathering
TEHRAN (Iran News) The MTCP, established in 1980, is a cornerstone of Malaysia’s foreign policy, focusing on advancing technical cooperation and capacity-building. To date, it has benefited over 35,000 participants from 144 countries, offering training in diverse areas such as public administration, Islamic finance, disaster management, and sustainable development. Iran stands as one of the program’s most active partners, with over 440 Iranian alumni contributing significantly to their respective fields.
In his address, His Excellency the Ambassador of Malaysia to Tehran Khairi bin Omar commended the remarkable achievements of MTCP alumni, emphasizing their role in fostering cross-border collaboration and strengthening Malaysia-Iran relations. “The MTCP is more than a training program; it is a bridge of knowledge, innovation, and friendship. Our alumni embody the spirit of this partnership, making a lasting impact in their communities and beyond,” said the Ambassador.
The gathering featured a lively discussion among alumni, where participants shared their experiences, highlighted successful projects, and explored potential avenues for future collaboration. Special recognition was given to alumni who have leveraged MTCP training to drive meaningful change in Iran’s public and private sectors. The Embassy also unveiled plans to expand the program’s focus on emerging fields such as digital transformation and climate resilience, aligning with global priorities.
This year’s event further underscored the MTCP’s enduring legacy as a platform for international cooperation and capacity-building. By fostering meaningful connections and providing opportunities for knowledge exchange, the program continues to empower individuals and strengthen bilateral ties between Malaysia and its global partners, particularly Iran.
