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主席Presider
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田中作次Sakuji
Tanaka, RI Director
國際扶輪理事
主講人Keynote
Speaker
:
千玄室Genshitsu
Sen, RI Past Director國際扶輪前理事
引言人Panelist
(5 min. each) :
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Toshio Itabashi, RI Past Director
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Kwang-Tae
Kim, RI Director-Elect
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Noraseth
Pathmanand, RI Director-Elect
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Paul C.K.
Lee, PDG, D.3300
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Chen-Yu Wang, Rotary World Peace Fellow, D.3510, Taiwan
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Scott Stephen Thomas, Ambassadorial Scholar, D.5840, USA
Mr. Moderator,
ladies and gentlemen, I would like to share with you my thought about the
future of Rotary in Zones 5 and 6. There are 12 countries namely:
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bruni, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal,
Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand. A total of 40 districts. India
alone, there are 29 districts, accountable for 72.5%. In terms of number of
Rotarians, India has more than 90,000, the 3rd largest in the
world and it is growing at relatively fast rate.
Should this
trend is continued, my prediction, which might be wrong, ten years on, the
numbers of Rotarian in India, could become the 2nd largest.
Looking at the other countries such as Bangladesh, Indonesia and Pakistan
which has only one district in each of them. If redistricting took place,
into two, the growth rate in these countries then would be at a higher rate.
In terms of
support to TRF, India has been number one in the would as a recipient of
Polio plus grants and Matching grants and this condition would continue. On
the other hand, India in is the top 10 giving countries to RTF. With
economic and memberships growth potential, India could be in the top 5 in
giving in the future.
Polio virus
transmission will be disrupted in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Thailand
has been serving as CLE Literacy Lighthouse Center for many years.
Bangladesh is now a Lighthouse. Nepal will become one in few years time.
Attempts have been made to introduce CLE Literacy projects in India,
Pakistan and other countries in the Zones.
In Summary,
the future of Rotary in Zones 5 & 6 is promising indeed.
Thank you.
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