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Rotary's no. 1 goal of eradicating polio worldwide was a focus
of the Major Donor Dinner, held Monday evening, 16 June. Major
Donor recognition is given to individuals or couples who donate
$10,000 or more to The Rotary Foundation. Rotary Images/Alyce
Henson
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Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair-elect Jonathan B. Majiyagbe
takes a spin on the dance floor at the Major Donor Dinner.
Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair Robert S. Scott addresses
the third plenary session on Tuesday morning, 17 June.
Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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RI President-nominee John Kenny, accompanied onstage by his
wife, June, is introduced during Tuesday¡¦s plenary session. He
joins the RI Board of Directors as president-elect on 1 July.
Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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¤U©¡°ê»Ú§ß½ü²z¨Æ³Í·æµYNoyer-Riveau¥H¤Î¦oªº¥ý¥Í¦N®¦¡A¦b¬P´Á¤Gªº¥þÅé·|ij´Á¶¡¸ò¨ä¥L²z¨Æ©M°t°¸¤@°_³Q¤¶²Ð。
Incoming RI Director Catherine Noyer-Riveau, of the Rotary
Club of Paris, and her husband, Jean-Fran Ìois, are
introduced along with other directors and spouses during
Tuesday¡¦s plenary session. Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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¬P´Á¤G¡A§ß½ü°òª÷·|«OºÞ©eû·|¥D©e®¥¶PYoung-Woo
Kang³Õ¤h¡AºaÀò§ß½ü°òª÷·|¥þ²y«e¨ü¼ú¤H¤H¹DªA°È¼ú。Kang¬O¦bÁú°ê²Ä¤@¦ì¤W¤j¾Çªºµø»Ù¾Ç¥Í¡AÀ°§U´Ý»Ùªº¤H¤h¥h§JªA¬D¾Ô¤w¸g30¦~¤F。¥L¬O¤@¦ìµØ²±¹y¯S°Ï§ß½üªÀªºªÀªÀû。
Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair congratulates Dr. Young-Woo
Kang, recipient of the Foundation's Global Alumni Service to
Humanity Award, on Tuesday. Kang, the first blind student to
attend college in Korea, has spent 30 years helping disabled
people overcome challenges. He is a member of the Rotary Club of
Washington, D.C. Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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¦X°ê¨àµ£°òª÷·|ªº°õ¦æ¸³¨Æ¦w¡Eºû¥§°Ò¡A¦b¬P´Á¤Gªº¥þÅé·|ij´Á¶¡½Í½×§ß½ü®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯fpµeªº¥þ²yªº¿ò²£。
Ann Veneman, executive director of UNICEF, talks about the
global legacy of Rotary's PolioPlus program during Tuesday's
plenary session. Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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L. Gerberding³Õ¤h¤W¨ì»R¥x。¦ÓGerberding½Í½×¨ì¦³Ãö¦b¥þ²y®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯f¸Ì§ß½üªº¤½¨pÀç¥ø·~ªº¦X¹ÙÃö«Yªº¦¨¥\。
RI President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson welcomes Dr. Julie L.
Gerberding, director of U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, to the stage during Tuesday¡¦s plenary session.
Gerberding spoke on the success of Rotary's public-private
sector partnerships in global polio eradication. Rotary Images/Alyce
Henson.
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¦b¬P´Á¤Gªº¥þÅé·|ij³¬·|®É¡AKool¥H¤ÎGangªº"¼y¯¬"ªº©w½Õ¡A¦ÓÅý°ê»Ú§ß½üªÀªø·í¿ï¤H§õªF«Ø、°ê»Ú§ß½ü²z¨Æ、§ß½ü°òª÷·|«OºÞ©eû、»P¤@¸s§ß½ü«C¤Ö¦~¥æ´«¾Ç¥Í¼y¯¬µÛ®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯fpµeªº¦¨¥\。¦³¦a¤è©Ê¤p¨à·ò·ô¯g¥u³Ñ¤U¥|°ê®a¡J
ªü´I¦½、¦L«×、©`¤Î§Q¨È©M¤Ú°ò´µ©Z。
Kool & the Gang's "Celebration" set the tone at the close of
Tuesday's plenary session, as RI President-elect Dong Kurn Lee,
RI directors, Rotary Foundation trustees, and a group of Rotary
Youth Exchangers celebrate the successes of Rotary's PolioPlus
program. Only four polio-endemic countries remain: Afghanistan,
India, Nigeria, and Pakistan. Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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·í¬P´Á¤Gªº¥þÅé·|ij§Y±Nµ²§ô®É¡A°ê»Ú§ß½ü²z¨ÆKjell- Öke
Ökesson、°ê»Ú§ß½üªÀªø«Âº¸¥±¡EÃQ¨Ê´Ë、»P§ß½ü«C¤Ö¦~¥æ´«¾Ç¥ÍÌ®i¥Ü¤F¥L̹ï§ß½üªº®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯f¦¨¥\ªº¼ö±¡。§ß½ü¤w¸g¦b122Ó°ê®a®½ÃضW¹L7»õ¬ü¤¸¨ì®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯f¬¡°Ê。
RI Director Kjell- Öke Ökesson, RI President Wilfrid J.
Wilkinson, and Rotary Youth Exchangers show their enthusiasm for
Rotary's polio eradication successes as Tuesday's plenary
session came to a close. Rotary has contributed more than US$700
million to polio eradication activities in 122 countries. Rotary
Images/Alyce Henson
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¬ü°ê¯e¯f±±¨î©M¨¾ªv¤¤¤ßªº¥DºÞJulie
L. Gerberding³Õ¤h¥[¤J、°ê»Ú§ß½ü²z¨Æ、§ß½ü°òª÷·|«OºÞ©eû¥H¤Î§ß½ü«C¤Ö¦~¥æ´«¾Ç¥Í¸õ±d¥[»Rªº¦æ¦C¨Ó¼y¯¬¥þ²y®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯f¦æ°Êªº«ùÄò§V¤Oªº¦¨ªG。
Dr. Julie Gerberding, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, joins RI directors, Rotary Foundation
trustees, and Rotary Youth Exchangers in a conga line
celebrating the continuing efforts of the Global Polio
Eradication Initiative partners. Rotary Images/Alyce Henson
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¥@¬É½Ã¥Í²Õ´¥D¥ôº¿®æÄR¯S¡E³¯³Õ¤h¦b¬P´Á¤G¤@³õ°OªÌ©Û«Ý·|¤Wz»¡µÛ¤@Ó°ÝÃD¡A«ÂI¬°®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯fªºÄ³ÃD。¨Ã©ó¦¤W¥þÅé·|ij¸Ì¡A³¯³Õ¤h«Å§G®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯f²{¦b¬O¥@¬É½Ã¥Í²Õ´³ÌÀu¥ýªºpµe。
Dr. Margaret Chan, director-general of the World Health
Organization, addresses a question during a Tuesday press
conference focused on polio issues. In the morning plenary
session, Chan announced that polio eradication is now the
WHO's top priority. Rotary Images/Monika Lee
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§ß½ü°òª÷·|«OºÞ©eû·|¥D©eÀj«k¡E´µ¦Ò¯S¦b°ê»Ú§ß½ü°ê»Ú¦~·|ªº¤@³õ°OªÌ©Û«Ý·|¤W¹ïµÛ´CÅé¤H¤h½Í¸Ü。
Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair Robert S. Scott speaks to
members of the media during a press conference on polio at the
RI Convention. Rotary Images/Monika Lee
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¥þ²y®Ú°£¤p¨à·ò·ôµ¥¯e¯f¦æ°Ê¥|Ó±aÀYªº¹Ù¦ñ²Õ´ªº¥Nªí¦b¬P´Á¤G¦V°ê»Ú§ß½ü°ê»Ú¦~·|¥X®uªÌ©M´CÅéÁ¿¸Ü。±q¥ª¡JÁp¦X°ê¨àµ£°òª÷·|°õ¦æ¸³¨Æ¦w¡Eºû¥§°Ò、¥@¬É½Ã¥Í²Õ´¥D¥ôº¿®æÄR¯S¡E³¯³Õ¤h、§ß½ü°òª÷·|«OºÞ©eû·|¥D©eÀj«k¡E´µ¦Ò¯S、¥H¤Î¬ü°ê¯e¯f±±¨î©M¨¾ªv¤¤¤ßªº¥DºÞJulie
L. Gerberding³Õ¤h。
Representatives of the four spearheading partners of the Global
Polio Eradication Initiative addressed RI Convention attendees
and the media on Tuesday. From left: Ann Veneman, executive
director of UNICEF; Dr. Margaret Chan, director-general of the
World Health Organization; Robert S. Scott, chair of The Rotary
Foundation; and Dr. Julie Gerberding, director of the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Rotary Images/Monika
Lee
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