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Ethio-Japan Partnership Seminar Proceeding - CRDA Ethiopia

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January 22, 2008<strong>CRDA</strong> Conference Hall<strong>Ethio</strong>-<strong>Japan</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> <strong>Seminar</strong>Participants began to arrive at 8:30 a.m. and registration followed through 9:00.Introduction & Opening remarksThe seminar began at 9:00 with warm greetings & welcome by the NGO-JICA<strong>Japan</strong> Desk Coordinator in <strong>CRDA</strong> Wz. Tsehay and she called upon Wz. SemiraActing Head of the <strong>CRDA</strong>. She made an opening remark with warm welcoming.In her speech she addressed the participants that this meeting is a continuationof the last year seminar, which will create an opportunity to create favourableconditions to strengthen the partnership of <strong>Ethio</strong>pian civil society and <strong>Japan</strong>government. She expressed her hope that this seminar will produce moreproductive points towards creating a more objective and meaningful results thatthe <strong>Japan</strong>ese government will give due consideration for its future plan.Wz. Tsehay then called upon the seminar facilitator Mr. Million Alemayehu. Mr.Million introduced himself briefly to the audience and invited the <strong>Japan</strong>eseEmbassy representative, Head of Economic cooperation Mr. Omoto todeliver his presentation.PresentationsI. <strong>Japan</strong>’s ODA to AfricaMr. Omoto began his discussion with the overview of historic emergence ofTICAD, which emphasize on importance of “Africa’s ownership”, “partnership”.TICAD, Tokyo International Conference on Africa Development, is a globalframework for Asia and Africa to collaborate in promoting Africa’s developmentand evoker for the attention of international society towards Africa. TICAD is cohostedby UN and <strong>Japan</strong>ese government. In the presentation it was mentionedthat the third conference, TICAD III (Sep. 2003) reviewed the ten years2

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