9 Education In Laos

And JAOL

Contribution

Society And To

National Social

Economic

Development Plan

2016-2020

“ MR. BOUNWATHSANA SOUTHAMMAVONG JAPAN ALUMNI OF LAOS

(JAOL)

Laos-ASEAN-Japan Relations through

Culture, Education and Economy

Presented by: Bounwathsana STMV.

JAOL Committee Member

Master of Business Administration

International University of Japan, 2010

23rd ASCOJA Conference

Bandar Seri Begawan

Negara Brunei Darussalam

September 2017

Japan Alumni of Laos (JAOL)

1. Established in 11 May 2011.

2. Non-profit organization approved by Lao government under Lao –

Japan Friendship Association.

3. Three types of membership

3.1 Regular member: at least 6 months studied in Japan

3.2 Associate member: Never or less than 6 months in Japan

3.3 Support member: Legal persons registered in Laos.

At present, JAOL has around 500 members.

JAOL Objectives and rights of members

1. To increase the solidarity and net working among members

2. To contribute knowledge gained from Japan in developing Laos

3. To increase mutual understanding and enhance Lao-Japan

friendship.

4. To receive information from JAOL

5. To use common space at JAOL office as co-working space.

6. To have priority to attend activities and scholarship

7. To propose activities utilize JAOL budget

8. Have the right to be recruited as Board Committee

Activities of 2017

• 1 April, 2017 Sport event and Welcome party for new members

• 2 June, 2017 MEXT-ASJA scholarship for research students (2

persons)

• 3 August, 2017 Launching new Office

• 5-11 September, 2017 ASCOJA Conference in Brunei

• 5 October, 2017 JAOL event for Blood Donation

• 6 November, 2017 NIYE study visit in Japan for Highschool student

(6 persons)

• 7 December, 2017 End-Year Sport event

• 8 February, 2018 Annual Party and General Meeting

Current Board Committee

Mr. Panya Chanthavong (President) April 2017- March 2020

Nagaoka University of Technology (2003),

Deputy Director, Education Quality Assurance Center, Ministry of Education and Sports

Mr. Phanhpakit Onphanhdala (Vice President)

Kobe University (2008)

Deputy Director, Lao-Japan Institute, National University of Laos

Ms. Oleluck Som-oulay (Vice President)

International Christian University (2015)

Academic Officer, Education Quality Assurance Center, Ministry of Education and Sports

Ms. Somsangouane Singthiemphone (Vice President)

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (2014)

Manager, Lao-ASEAN Leasing Co., Ltd

Mr. Sommano Khammanivong (Committee member)

Tokushima University (2005)

Executive Manager, Sinxay Employment Service Co., Ltd.

Mr. Bounwathsana Southammavong (Committee member)

International University of Japan (2010)

Consultant, EU SWITCH Green Freight, Sustainable Freight Transport and Logistics in

Mekong Region

Mr. Phonesavanh Latmany (Committee member)

Kyushu University (2008)

Senior Advisor for Climate Change/Disaster Risk Management, CARE International

Ms. Thipdavanh Phimmasone (Committee member)

Meiji University (2015)

Officer, Renewable Energy and New Material Institute, Ministry of Science and Technology

Mr. Vongvilai Sanatem (Committee member)

Utsunomiya University (2014)

Officer, Server and Networking Division, IT Department, Bank of the Lao PDR

Current Board Committee

Scholarships and Language

Japanese Culture Shares

JASE

ASCOJA

JAYC

Internal Event

Strengthening Relationship LAOS- ASEAN JAPAN

Contributions

KUMAMOTO Earthquake

Development Plan 2020 • Human resources development meets

regional and international standards

• Education upgraded to both qualities

and quantities to the international

standards

• Education in suburb are one of

challenge of qualities, responsibilities

of administrators

• Within next 5 to 10 years, Lao society

shall be developed, good resident,

educated, skills and knowledge

• Develop education system, capacity

development

• More scholarships to Lao citizens.

New Generation Motivations

Children have access to meaningful and quality education

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Thank you very much for your kind attention