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Your vital role as anInaugural Executive Editorial Board member of the UNESCO IBJCwill be critical in “keeping alive” the dialogue on bioethics amongstthe 47 Member States in Asia and the Pacific region – and this willhopefully spread to include other parts of the world as well.Aristotle University will serve as the academic administrativehost for the UNESCO IBJC. Dr. Thomas A. Gionis, President ofAristotle University, will serve as Chairman of the UNESCO IBJC;Dr. Darryl Macer, Regional Advisor, Regional Unit Social andHuman Sciences for Asia and the Pacific, UNESCO Bangkok, andDr. Leonardo D. de Castro, Former Vice Chair, UNESCOInternational Bioethics Committee, shall serve as Vice-Chairmen ofthe UNESCO IBJC.