Message From President
Dear Caring Communities,
On behalf of Japanese philanthropist, we feel it is our responsibility, as a global citizen, to help support international cooperation in this region. It has been over two decades that we are always proud to be part of and working along with our friends in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia to implement scholarship program and various education development projects for the benefit of all children.
As you may know we have been facing with difficulties and seriously affected from the 9.0 magnitude earthquake, huge tsunami devastation and the radiation leakage from Fukushima atomic nuclear reactor. It was the saddest and the most severe tragic losses in the history. Almost 400 of our donors who live in the disaster areas are still unreachable due to telecommunication system failure.
Although our mission to foster international cooperation and advance education development in this region remains our priority, it is not easy for the Japanese, at this moment in time, to fully support the causes. We fear that it will be too late for us to accomplish the Education for All (EFA) by 2015 if our effort loses its momentum.
Therefore, it would be highly appreciated if you, as an international caring community’s member, could actively help support the education development in the Mekong region for the sake of its people and children until we can get through this hardest time ever in our history.
Sincerely yours,
Terumasa Akio
EDF-Japan President
(EDF-GROUP FOUNDER)
On behalf of Japanese philanthropist, we feel it is our responsibility, as a global citizen, to help support international cooperation in this region. It has been over two decades that we are always proud to be part of and working along with our friends in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia to implement scholarship program and various education development projects for the benefit of all children.
As you may know we have been facing with difficulties and seriously affected from the 9.0 magnitude earthquake, huge tsunami devastation and the radiation leakage from Fukushima atomic nuclear reactor. It was the saddest and the most severe tragic losses in the history. Almost 400 of our donors who live in the disaster areas are still unreachable due to telecommunication system failure.
Although our mission to foster international cooperation and advance education development in this region remains our priority, it is not easy for the Japanese, at this moment in time, to fully support the causes. We fear that it will be too late for us to accomplish the Education for All (EFA) by 2015 if our effort loses its momentum.
Therefore, it would be highly appreciated if you, as an international caring community’s member, could actively help support the education development in the Mekong region for the sake of its people and children until we can get through this hardest time ever in our history.
Sincerely yours,
Terumasa Akio
EDF-Japan President
(EDF-GROUP FOUNDER)
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