HIDA Journal 2015 SPRING No.6

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3No. 6 SPRING 2015The opening ceremony began with an address by Mr. Tadashi Okamura, Chairman of HIDA. The highlight of the opening ceremony was when Dr. Daishiro Yamagiwa, State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry from METI, read out a congratulatory message on behalf of Prime Minister Abe. The attendees appeared to have been deeply impressed at the introduction to Prime Minister Abe’s personal involvement with HIDA/AOTS, as well as of his deep understanding of and encouragement for HIDA’s programs. Next, Mr. Kazuo Kaneko, President of HIDA, introduced all of the alumni societies in attendance. As each of the alumni societies had their names called, their members would stand up, smile, and wave, with the beaming grins of these members serving to set a lively atmosphere in the hall. At the end, Mr. Paulo Hirai, President of Instituto AOTS Alumni São Paulo (alumni society in Sao Paulo), gave an address on behalf of all of the alumni societies. Mr. Tadashi Okamura, Chairman of HIDA, delivering the host’s addressMembers of the alumni societies responding to being introduced with smiling faces Mr. Kazuo Kaneko, President of HIDA, introducing the alumni societies in attendance Mr. Paulo Hirai, President of Instituto AOTS Alumni São Paulo, giving an address on behalf of all of the alumni societies Opening CeremonyPast Achievements of the World Convention of HIDA/AOTS Alumni SocietiesNo.Year and monthPeriodPlaceNumber of countries and SocietiesNumber of delegatesMajor resolution items1stMar. 19864 daysTokyo, Japan28 Societies from 20 countries33Proposal for training program for entrepreneurs; proposal for lecturing tour2ndApr. 19896 daysYokohama, Japan46 Societies from 25 countries103Proposal for regional cooperation; establishing Regional Federation Conferences(new Yokohama Kenshu Center opened, International Industrial Information Center opened)3rdNov. 19925 daysBangkok, Thailand51 Societies from 31 countries132Proposal for south-south cooperation, establishment of Alumni Society Exchange Fund4thJun. 19945 daysOsaka, Japan54 Societies from 33 countries171Promote further cooperation among AOTS Alumni Societies; cooperation with various AOTS projects(new Kansai Kenshu Center opened; International Technology Information Center opened)5thSep. 19975 daysAichi, Japan64 Societies from 40 countries205Establishment of World Network of Friendship (WNF)(new Chubu Kenshu Center opened)6thOct. 20023 daysColombo, Sri Lanka61 Societies from 37 countries136Confirmation of AOTS Alumni Society-related guidelines; promotion of WNF and regional cooperation7thSep. 20062 daysMumbai, India62 Societies from 40 countries170Development of AOTS Alumni Society as COE; promotion of contractual work such as candidate recommendation8thOct. 20092 daysYokohama, Japan68 Societies from 41 countries211Determination for sustainable growth and independence; increased information sharing and transmissionSupport for AOTS Environmental Policy and acknowledgement of importance of challenging global environmental issues (AOTS 50th Anniversary Events)9thOct. 20142 daysTokyo, Japan60 Societies from 38 countries235Further cooperation for the worldwide achievement of “Co-Existence and Growing Together”Promoting the creation of values suited to the new eraMaintaining and enhancing activities that include fostering next-generation leaders

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