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Founded
in 1982, Boulder-Dushanbe Sister Cities (BDSC) is dedicated to
developing friendship and understanding between the citizens of
Boulder, Colorado, USA and the citizens of Dushanbe,
Tajikistan.
We sponsor cultural, educational, medical, and
business exchanges between Dushanbe and Boulder. Building an
environment of trust and cultural understanding — this is
what citizen diplomacy is all about.
Welcome Reception for BDSC’s Open World
delegates from Tajikistan.
Wednesday, May 23, 7 PM
All welcome. Please come and bring a friend.
Meet local officials from small communities and villages in Tajikistan
who are on a study tour looking at local governance in Boulder.
They will talk about their communities and their roles
in neighborhood councils.
Alfalfa Market’s Room, Southwest side of building
1651 Broadway, Boulder
Parking at Alfalfa’s and the Boulder Public Library parking lots
For more information contact Sophia at 303-444-3196
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Open
World and BDSC-sponsored Tajik educators visit Boulder September
25 to October 2, 2010.
(from left to right: A Fairview
administrator, Sophia Stoller local host coordinator, Lola
Raimbekova, Muattarkhon Ubaudulloyeva, Maya Vakhobova interpreter,
Darren Bessett Fairview IB director, Ilkhomzhon Sultonov, Zulfikor
Abdulkhamidov, Fairview principal Don Stensrud, Peter Stoller BDSC
board member, and standing Khamkima Atakhanova)
The
Sister City relationship between the citizens of Boulder and
Dushanbe was born during the Cold War and has survived the
break-up of the Soviet Union, civil war, and the painful birth of
a new nation. With goals of international friendship, peace, and
understanding, the people of Dushanbe gave Boulder a magnificent
Tajik
Teahouse. The
Teahouse is now a Boulder institution and is visited by more than
100,000 people annually.
Boulder has returned the favor!
Boulder-Dushanbe Sister Cities has given a Cyber
Café and Friendship Center
to the people of Dushanbe on behalf of the people of Boulder.
Official
Presentation to Dushanbe September 23, 2008
See
the Cyber
Café/Friendship Center
visible
on Google
Maps.
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