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(KPL) The Embassy of Japan to the Lao PDR in collaboration with the Ministry of Education on 9 March held a farewell party for the Lao 1st High School Students delegation who will visit Japan under the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange of Students and Youths (JENESYS) at the Lao Plaza Hotel in Vientiane.

The delegation comprised 27 Lao students from six provinces: Vientiane Capital, Vientiane province, Borikhamsay, Savannakhet, Saravane and Sayaboury provinces.

The students were also accompanied by two teachers and one official from the Ministry of Education.

These students were selected by the officials of the Japan International Cooperation Centre (JICE) and the Ministry of Education. The programme will start from 11 to 20 March and the students will be divided into two groups to visit a high school in Nagano Prefecture and Tottori Prefecture and undergo a homestay programme.

The programme will offer an opportunity for Lao students to exchange culture, education and make friends with young people from Japan, Cambodia, Vietnam and other countries.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Japanese Ambassador Maasaki Miya****a said that it was hoped that through this programme, young people of Japan and the Lao PDR will deepen and strengthen their mutual understanding and trust to promote the Japan-Laos relationship.

He continued that “At the Second East Asia Summit (EAS) held in January 2007, the former Prime Minister of Japan Mr Shinzo Abe announced a plan that the Government of Japan would invite approximately 6,000 young people every year for five years to Japan from East Asia Member countries to help lay the foundation for solidarity in Asia”.

Based on this plan, the government of Japan launched the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for students and Youths programme in 2007.

Attending at the function were Vice-Minister of Education Mr. Lytou Bouapao, Mr. Khamsing Sayakone, Chairman of the Economy, Planning and Finance Commission of the National Assembly who is also President of the Lao-Japanese Parliamentary Friendship Association, and Colonel Mr. Thavone Tandavong, Vice-Chairman of the National Defence and Security Commission and Vice-President of the Lao-Japanese Parliamentary Friendship Association, and other high-ranking Lao officials.

Source: kpl

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It is a really great programme which would probably promote a good relationship between Lao and Japanese youth in particular, and Laos and Japan in general.
 
For those who are being selected, they are really lucky and happy with the programme, no doubt.

This would give them a huge experience in their life. They can gain and see many things new which would definitely encourage them to work hard in their study as they want their country,Laos to be developped like Japan, or at least want to come back to study in Japan.

This I am just imagining from my experiences. Nevertheless, I also do think that would apply to those people who have chance to join this programme.

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hats off to the japanese government.... bravo!!!  it will changed those 27 students life and give them a chance to grow... learn and experience life aboard..


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Very nice programm :)

Promote Khone Lao in the future ^^

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