IRF’s Global Education Program Continues to Expand: Empowering Road and Transport Professionals Around the World
The International Road Federation (IRF Global)’s revered Global Education Program is making strides in empowering road and transport professionals across continents. The program, known for its comprehensive range of courses, workshops, and webinars, continues to provide essential knowledge and skills for developing safer, more efficient road and transport systems.
This year, the program has already engaged with 48 online and in-person training programs with over 1,200 individuals from 40 different countries, highlighting the international reach and impact of IRF Global’s education initiatives. These initiatives aim to provide the training and expertise needed to improve road and transport infrastructure worldwide.
For those interested in participating or learning more about upcoming IRF Training programs, offered in virtual, in-person, and customized in-country formats, please visit: www.IRF.global/events
To access some highlights of IRF’s training, please follow the links below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCCDQiVVMro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y7tbmDydqM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5-DBYhzWKE
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