in Japan
The former Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Yukio Hatoyama, appreciated the remarkable work that the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz is doing for the sake of dialogue between different civilizations, cultures and religions by calling for meetings that bring together people of different nationalities, religions and countries, and his sponsorship of these dialogues throughout The world building bridges of peace and overcoming the differences that may result from the difference in civilizational and religious values.
This came in his speech delivered yesterday morning at the ceremony held by the Ministry of Higher Education represented by the Saudi Cultural Attaché in Japan on the occasion of the graduation of 86 male and female scholarships in the bachelor''s, master''s and doctoral stages, expressing his deep respect for all Saudi scholars who have gained much of the river of knowledge in Japan thanks to the scholarship program .
For his part, the Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, in a speech delivered at the ceremony on his behalf, described the relations between the Kingdom and Japan as strong and of great importance, and said that he attaches great hopes to Saudi scholarships that they will become a bridge of close friendship between the Kingdom and Japan and that this will develop Ties are on their hands further.
Dr. Bukhari .. the era of the renaissance of Abu Miteb
The Saudi Cultural Attaché in Japan, Dr. Eng. Issam Amanullah Bukhari, had started the ceremony, which was very accurate, organized and arranged, with a word through which he conveyed to the attendees the greetings of His Excellency the Minister of Higher Education Dr. Khaled Al-Anqari and the greetings of his deputy Dr. Ahmed Al-Saif and their blessings to the graduates, and referred to the generous support and generous care that they She assumed the wise leadership of the higher education sector and the scholarship students, and he said: History will dictate the era of the renaissance of Abi Miteb, King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, and the Kingdom sends 150,000 scholarships abroad and spends 26% of its budget on education and expands the establishment of higher education institutions.
The Saudi ambassador to Japan, Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Turkistani, delivered a speech in which he congratulated the graduates, urged them to take advantage of the opportunities provided by the wise leadership to them, and praised the efforts of the Ministry of Higher Education and the Cultural Attaché in sponsoring scholarships.
President of Aramco in Japan: Scholarship Program, the King''s gift to the homeland
In a statement on the occasion, Mr. Ahmed Al-Khonaini, President of Aramco in Japan, described the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz program for foreign scholarships as the king’s gift to the country and we are now witnessing the results of the program and the participation of graduates in the development process, indicating that Aramco has worked to motivate its partners from Japanese companies to Communicating with the graduates, supporting them and encouraging them to work in it, stressing that Aramco''s confidence in the quality of the program''s outputs is what prompted the company to motivate Japanese companies. Japan’s graduates have acquired the quality of the scientific product and practical discipline.
Director of Tokyo University of Technology: I am proud of your scholarships, and we have designated a place of prayer
In his speech, the Director of the Tokyo University of Technology expressed his pride and pride in the Saudi scholarships and gave them all respect for their wonderful efforts and discipline, and said that the university has 44 Saudi students, and they are the most among the foreign students on scholarships after China, of whom 15 students graduated today.
He added .. When the Saudi students entered the university, we established a headquarters for their activities and allocated a place for prayer, and he hoped that the scholarship students would take advantage of this valuable experience that they lived in Japan and that they would benefit from it in their practical lives to be bridges linking Japan and the Kingdom, as Saudi Arabia is a very important partner to Japan in several fields, including The field of energy, trade and investment, and he urged the scholarship students to take advantage of the career day opportunity in which many Japanese companies will participate to exchange information and views with the other party and discuss job opportunities. At the end of his speech, he praised the fruitful cooperation between the university and the cultural attaché, which had the greatest impact on developing Skills and capabilities of scholarship students.
Honoring the distinguished scholarship students
The Cultural Attaché, Dr. Eng. Issam Amanullah Bukhari, presented the Research Excellence Award to three graduates who won prizes for their distinguished research: Dr. Omar Al-Maddah, Athari Filemban, Turki Bakhsh.
The Attaché also awarded the Technical Excellence Award to each of the graduates, Emad Kamal, Anas Al-Murai, and Abdul Rahman Al-Khatib for achieving the Solar Car Championship for the third year in a row with the Tokai University team that was held in South Africa, and the Technical Excellence Award to the student Yasser Al-Hindi for his participation with his university team in a competition. Japan International Paragliding Scholarship, Yasser, who was chosen as the pilot of the plane, managed to fly a distance of 525 meters, achieving the fifth place out of sixty participating universities, and the two students Abdullah Al-Khatib and Muhammad Al-Zeer won the Cultural Attaché Award for their efforts in providing support to their Japanese colleagues after the 2011 tsunami earthquake disaster, and received Each of the student Abdul Majeed Al-Enezi and the student Furat Benten, were awarded the Cultural Excellence Award.
