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MTCP Alumni Newsletter 12 vilma Tay Kim Nai, from the Singapore Environment Institute (SEI), Singapore, attended the MTCP course on Environmental Management and Pollution Control, at Environment Institute of Malaysia (EiMAS), DOE, 7 - 25 August 2006. “This 3-weeks course has allowed knowledge sharing, networking, and experience enrichment professionally and personally. Among the ideas that Singapore learnt and could explore are: the separate category for E-waste which demonstrates the Malaysian government’s commitment to reducing/minimizing E-waste, and also making it more convenient for reference by the industries. Another idea is the privatization model for ambient air and water quality monitoring. The public-private training partnership incorporated in this course taps into latest developments from the industries, provide networking opportunities for industries with government officials, provides an all-rounded perspective to enforcement officers to do their work better, and forges stronger Public-Private partnership. The inclusion of local participants as “surrogate host” in the course is good because they act as interaction catalyst and “information counters” to the rest. I will promote these ideas for training programmes in SEI.” Sun Kourn, the Petroleum Geological Engineer from Cambodian National Petroleum Authority (CNPA), Cambodia, attended the MTCP course on “Maintenance and Safety in Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry” at PETRONAS Management Training Sdn Bhd, 17 July - 14 August 2006. “I would like to express my deep gratitude and many thanks for the efforts made by Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) and all the lecturers and also the services given by MTCP’s personnel throughout the programme. I also would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to the Government of Malaysia for the kind assistance and generous financial support for the organization of the training course.” Kyi lin, the Deputy General Manager from Myanmar Petrochemical Enterprise, Myanmar attended the MTCP course on “Maintenance and Safety in Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry” at PETRONAS Management Training Sdn Bhd, 17 July - 14 August 2006. “I would like to thank the Malaysian Government and MTCP for giving me the opportunity to attend this maintenance management and safety course. I would also like to thank the Director of the MTCP course and his management team, lecturers and staff for their kindness. I gained a lot of knowledge and experience from this course and would never forget the friendly and kind people in Malaysia.” Omer Abdelgadir gasmalla, the Project Engineer from SUDAPET Co. Ltd, Sudan attended the MTCP course on “Maintenance and Safety in Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industry” at PETRONAS Management Training Sdn Bhd, 17 July - 14 August 2006. “I would like to thank the Malaysian Government for providing us with the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience and to strengthen friendship/relationship with people from other countries.” dr. Amany M Abd Al-Aziz El-Sayed, the Assoc. Professor of Pediatrics from Egypt attended the MTCP course on Science and Technology Management Training Course for Researchers in OIC Countries at Academy of Sciences, Malaysia, 4 - 15 September 2006 “First of all, I would like to thank the organizers, Academy of Sciences, Malaysia for this wonderful opportunity. Thanks for everything that you have done, the course was organised in a very good manner and I have really benefited from the course. Some interesting lectures include Vision 1441, Science, Technology & Innovation in the knowledge Economy, writing good research proposal, Promoting Invention: The Experience of MINDS and Science & Industry Linkage. The visits to research centres were valuable, the hospitality was very good and your people are nice and helpful.” dr. Samina Kidwai, the Principal Scientific Officer / Researcher from Pakistan attended the MTCP course on Science and Technology Management Training Course for Researchers in OIC Countries at Academy of Sciences Malaysia, 4 - 15 September 2006. “Assalamu Alaikum, I thank the organizers, Academy of Sciences, Malaysia for this wonderful opportunity. Foremost, I would like to felicitate the Academy for its exceptional arrangements and for providing this unique opportunity for researchers from OIC countries to meet, interact with each other, to develop friendships and creating a special bonding. The course was very appropriately structured, planned and professionally executed and at no time losing out on the human touch. The subject content of the course was interesting, fresh, mind opening, creative and high quality. The resource persons were friendly, open, approachable and very willing to share their knowledge and experiences with the participants. At the same time, generous in allowing time to the participants for open discussions, sharing their views and experiences, leading to some very interesting and engrossing class sessions, even during the difficult “after the lunchtime” slot. For me personally the course provided an introduction to approaches to newer concepts that value S&T research even more, especially when it solves real world problems. My study and work has taken me to many places, but this visit is definitely one of the most gratifying, treasured and enjoyable. There was a clear feeling of comfort and camaraderie amongst the participants that is truly special. What has actually won my heart over for Malaysia is that it is a country of outstanding natural beauty, with gentle and gracious peoples who harbour a true sense of national pride and belief that they will achieve their national goal and their sincere commitment towards it. Malaysia is indeed a role model for all the Ummah.” dr. dono Wahyuno, the Researcher from Indonesia attended the MTCP course on Science and Technology Management Training Course for Researchers in OIC Countries at Academy of Sciences Malaysia, 4 - 15 September 2006. “The Science and Technology Management Training Course for Researchers in OIC Countries had given me a lot of benefit. Sometime as a scientist, I only considered about the benefit of a research for the public and its originality. However, the lectures during the course awoke me to the fact that there are other important things that should be considered before and after we run our research activities to make them more valuable. Two weeks were too short to know all the participants well and enjoy life in Malaysia. Due to the warm welcome and well organized activities, within the first three days, I felt as though Malaysia is my second home country.”
13 MTCP Alumni Newsletter gina M. Papa, from National Archives of the Philippines, attended the MTCP course on Records Management at the National Archives of Malaysia, from 1 August - 25 September 2006. “I thank the government of Malaysia for giving me the chance to attend this course. I chose this course because it will help me a lot in organizing seminar workshop on Records and Archives Management in the Philippines. As the Secretariat for the seminar workshop, we can improve the syllabus according to the International Archival Standard. I hope to impart my knowledge gained from this course to all records custodians in our country. This is also part of our archives’ future plans to upgrade facilities and equipment in Records and Archival Management.” Christopher Bruno Chagwayapah, from National Archives of Malawi, attended the MTCP course on Conservation and Bookbinding at the National Archives of Malaysia, from 1 August - 25 September 2006. “I chose this course to enable me to equip myself with basic knowledge in Conservation and Bookbinding. This course will help me and my country to work more efficiently and effectively in the National Archives of Malawi. Our main problems are acute shortage of staff and lack of training opportunity. It’s an eye opener to the world of archives and preservation. Indeed, my country benefited a lot from the course.” lok Bahadur lama, the Computer Operator from Nepal, attended the MTCP/JICA (TCTP) course on Computer Networking Technology at the Japan-Malaysia Technical Institute, Penang, Malaysia, from 12 June - 8 July 2006. “The training is fruitful for me and my organization where the networking system is implemented very well in MS Windows environment. So, I gained technical knowledge in performing day to day work, network administration, and network security. I’m very interested to learn more about net based programming, the class on PHP and MySQL is very interesting and useful for me. I really appreciate this course, the co-operation of JICA, and all the instructors and people involved that had done their job well.” Phavanha douangboupha, the Technical Staff from Lao PDR, attended the MTCP/JICA (TCTP) course on Computer Networking Technology at the Japan-Malaysia Technical Institute, Penang, Malaysia, from 12 June - 8 July 2006. “From this course, I had gained the technical knowledge in performing day to day work, the knowledge on networking for future cooperation, and observing current trend of the technology and how it can be applied in organizations. Nonetheless, I much appreciate the course at JMTI and all the instructors and people involved had done a very good job in ensuring that we would have a warm stay and at the same absorbed as much knowledge as possible. I am therefore very grateful for that.” Thiengtham Keopasith, the Staff of IT Center from Lao PDR, attended the MTCP/JICA (TCTP) course on Computer Networking Technology at the Japan-Malaysia Technical Institute, Penang, Malaysia, from 12 June - 8 July 2006. “The training in JMTI was related to my job. I have the chance to improve my job with the knowledge and experiences I got. The topics in this training were very interesting and would benefit my organization. After I return, I will share all my knowledge, experience, and new ideas with my colleagues.” Nadia Cefai, Engineer from Algeria attended the MTCP Training Programme on Halal Standards and Conformance Infrastructure for OIC Countries at the Department of Standards Malaysia, 7 - 18 August 2006. “The programme is excellent. Full of interesting knowledge. Help in improving my work.” Md. Akhtaruzzaman, Deputy Director from Bangladesh attended the MTCP Training Programme on Halal Standards and Conformance Infrastructure for OIC Countries at the Department of Standards Malaysia, 7 - 18 August 2006. “The knowledge gained from the training will enable me to introduce Halal Certification programme in my country.” M. Abul Kalam Azad, Deputy Press Secretary from Bangladesh attended the MTCP Training Programme on Halal Standards and Conformance Infrastructure for OIC Countries at the Department of Standards Malaysia, 7 - 18 August 2006. “I have gathered a clear concept on Halal products and its importance in the Muslim world. It will help me to create more awareness among my country people on Halal.” Omar Karakoc, Engineer/Laboratory Staff from Turkey attended the MTCP Training Programme on Halal Standards and Conformance Infrastructure for OIC Countries at the Department of Standards Malaysia, 7 - 18 August 2006. “The programme is professionally prepared. Very useful and this will make the relationship between Turkey and Malaysia closer.”
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