Hope you're enjoying your weekend ka.
Following what I wrote earlier this week, I'd like to share a little further ka.
As the session ran for 75 minutes, I decided to split into 2 parts for the first for 10 minutes when they could follow the guided questions or choose to touch on some other as well. The second was brief for them to come up with their own statement/message/slogan for other participants to remember them and their programs ka.
It was quite short (and sweet) so I had to run after them to get what they said. You'll also notice that efforts are being made by our intra/inter-regional organizations for the younger generation to have increased exposure across cultures in ASEAN/SE Asia ka.
Let me share them here ka:
Watsachol Narongsaksakul, alumna of ASEAN Foundation's eMpowering Youth across ASEAN
'The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the services of others.' by Mahatma Gandhi.
Warawaran Yarn-Arpha from the Bank of Thailand, joining the SHARE Mobility program to the Netherlands
Share your world, Expand your view, with SHARE Program.
Chanbora Sek, Cambodian student-- AUN's awardee on ASEAN Master Program on Sustainability Management at Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
"ASEAN needs young people like us because ASEAN has a huge potential to become a big regional and global player, especially in shaping the global economic landscape toward sustainability, and therefore as young leaders of ASEAN it is our duty to create a common vision and share purpose that can make this ambition become possible. Therefore, we can’t do anything alone, it needs collective actions to achieve something greater."
'The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the services of others.' by Mahatma Gandhi.
Warawaran Yarn-Arpha from the Bank of Thailand, joining the SHARE Mobility program to the Netherlands
Share your world, Expand your view, with SHARE Program.
Chanbora Sek, Cambodian student-- AUN's awardee on ASEAN Master Program on Sustainability Management at Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
"ASEAN needs young people like us because ASEAN has a huge potential to become a big regional and global player, especially in shaping the global economic landscape toward sustainability, and therefore as young leaders of ASEAN it is our duty to create a common vision and share purpose that can make this ambition become possible. Therefore, we can’t do anything alone, it needs collective actions to achieve something greater."
Yee Teng Low, exchange student from Malaysia to Mae Fah Luang University under AIMS initiated and coordinated by SEAMEO RIHED....Yee Teng is real passionate about exchanges to the point that he founded a platform called 'Rakun' (รักคุณ) for cultural matters and internationalization
"Expose, Explore, Experience, Be Global Citizens, Let's keep connected!"
Wonderful kids to lead and shape our wonderful world for their future ka.
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