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35th SSEAYP 2008

Saturday, December 20, 2008

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we will remember all this moment!:)
p/s: credit to Tuty SPY Press 2008

WE'RE HOME!

Friday, December 19, 2008
Alhamdulillah, gratitude to the Lord,
the 35th SSEAYP 2008 was finished succesfully,
all Malaysian Participant (MaPY) 2008 arrived home safely on 11 Dec 2008.

Congratulation to all MAPY2008 for the very good job and effort along the 52 days in the programme. Alhamdulillah, we've done our duty and task as the Malaysian Youth Ambassador to represent our country Malaysia at international level. And congratulation for the new friendship with Japan- Southeast Asean relationship:)

A big thanks and high appreciation to the Ministry of Youth and Sports and KABESA for gave us this wonderful oppurtunity to us, MAPY2008 and choose us as the representative for Malaysia Youth.

We'll update our 'Life On Board Nippon Maru' photos soon in this blog.
Happy recovering from 'SSEAYP Sick ' to all MaPY 2008 :P

Just around the corner

Thursday, October 9, 2008
Finally, the 35th SSEAYP is just around the corner! ;)
(see the countdown!:p)

MaPY 2008 are now busy with the last preparations for this once in a lifetime program.
(We're apologize for not updating this blog frequently:p)

We will be departure to Tokyo, Japan on 21st October 2008
and will have a preview on the 'National Day' performances which is open to all guest (MaPY families, sponsor partners, press, etc) before we depart.

A big thanks to all MaPY sponsorship partners for your great support and co-operation;)

The 35th SSEAYP 2008 Schedule

Friday, July 25, 2008


Here is the tentative schedule for the 35th SSEAYP 2008.

You may refer to the link below ;)

Schedule For 35TH SSEAYP 2008



About SSEAYP

Sunday, July 20, 2008

SSYEAP History

The Ship for Southeast Asian Youth program is based on the respective Joint Statements issued in January 1974 between Japan and the Republic of Indonesia , Malaysia , the Republic of Philippines the Republic of Singapore and the Kingdom of Thailand. Negara Brunei Darussalam ,following full independence and its admission to the ASEAN in January 1984 , joined the program in 1985. The Socialist Republic of Vietnam joined in 1996 , following its admission to the ASEAN in July 1995 , and the Lao People's Democratic Republic and the Union of Myanmar joined in 1998 after having been admitted to the ASEAN in July 1997. Furthermore , in 2000 , the Kingdom of Cambodia also joined this program following its admission to the ASEAN in April 1999. This program is carried out by the Government of Japan with the active participation and cooperation of these ten Southeast. The main purpose of this program is to promote friendship and mutual understanding among the youth of Japan and Southeast Asian countries ; to broaden their perspective on the world , as well as to strengthen their motivation and ability in international cooperation by participating in discussions , in on-board introductions to each country , and in various exchange activities both on-board and in the countries visited. In addition , the participating youths are expected to progress to leadership positions in youth activities , and in various other sections, in their own country after this program.

The 35th SSEAYP Ship for Southeast Asian and Japan Youth Program (SSEAYP) will be held from 21st October to 11th December 2008.The program’s Malaysian collaborator, the Ministry of Youth and Sport has been very selective in the selection of participants as only Malaysian aged 18-29 representing their organizations were chosen.

The SSEAYP is a 2 month cruise program where the ship will be boarding at each of the participating ASEAN countries and with Japan as an assembly point. The activities being held include conferences, discussions and debates on global and current issues affecting ASEAN countries, visits to educational institutions of the participating countries, participation in charity events organized by hosts country at port of call and promoting Malaysia through various cultural and social exchanges

11 SSEAYP Countries


- Brunei Darussalam

- The King of Cambodia

- The Republic of Indonesia

- The Socialist Republic of Vietnam

- The Lao People’s Democratic Public

- Malaysia

- The Union of Myanmar

- The Republic of the Philippines

- The Republic of Singapore

- The Kingdom of Thailand

- Japan


Objectives:

1. Promote friendship and understanding among youths.

Promote friendship and mutual understanding among youths in Malaysia, Japan and Southeast Asian countries.

2. Strengthen international cooperation.

Broaden perspectives on world issues and events as well as to strengthen participants motivation and abilities towards international cooperation.

3) Increased cross culture understanding

Initiatives such as home stay with foster parents help youths to understand other cultures that are foreign to them. Cross-cultural understanding helps promote a global understanding among ASEAN nations.

4) Promote proactive volunteerism culture among youths

The program serves the manifestations of youths’ proactive efforts to get a ’hand-on experience’ with real human issues and augurs well towards promoting a volunteerism culture among youths.

5) Honor long standing special relationship between Malaysia and Japan

Japan and Malaysia have a shared history and values our common Asian heritage that it is incumbent upon the youngsters of Malaysia to extend our hands of friendship with Japan, that rejuvenate the special relationship between the two countries.


SSEAYP Activities :

Activities on Board of Nippon Maru:

a) Discussion (on youths related problems, suggestion )
b) Exhibition
c) Solidarity group activities
d) Club activities
e) Introduction to each country
f) Lectures
g) Studies for safe voyage , including lifeboat drill
h) Other activities approved by COC (Cruise Operating Committee)

Activities in the Countries Visited:

a) Courtesy calls and Reception
b) Home stay
c) Parties on board , and open ship
d) Program on interaction with local youths
e) Institutional visit
f) Welcoming ceremony and closing ceremony
g) Other activities arranged by the respective governments/ reception committee.


Contact MAPY08

Thursday, July 17, 2008
Mr. Mod Nazri bin Yaacob
Assistant Director of Ministry of Youth and Sports
modnazri@kbs.gov.my

Mr.Ahmad Fairuz bin Mohd Yusof
Youth Leader
fairuz_yusof@hotmail.com

Miss Dahlia binti Hamdan
Assistant Youth Leader
miss_dailydee@yahoo.com

Mr. Khaireel Azlee bin Abd Aziz
Webmaster
olee_3370@yahoo.com

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MAPY '08 commitee

Monday, July 14, 2008



National Leader (NL) :
Mr.Rosdi bin Sokri @ Abah
(deikbnt@gmail.com)
Youth Leader (YL) :
Ahmad Fairuz
(fairuz_yusof@hotmail.com)
Ass. Youth Leader (AYL) :
Dahlia Hamdan
(miss_dailydee@yahoo.com)
Secretary:
Pavani Letchumi
(vasuntralvin@hotmail.com)
Treasurer:
Chan Mee Peng @Mei Peng
(meipeng_chan@yahoo.com)
Head of Culture:
Saridah M. Sahid @Ida
( saridahmsahid@yahoo.com)
Head of Discussion:
Khaireel Azlee bin Abd Aziz@ Mr.K
(olee_3370@yahoo.com)
Head of Exhibition:
Sri Ganesh @Ganesh
(sregan_84@yahoo.co.uk)
Head of Welfare:
Muhammad Fadhlan bin Hamdan @Lan
( alan_clock@yahoo.com)
Head of Luggage:
Shamsul Hafis bin Noraini
(puteraboot@yahoo.com)
Head of Discipline:
Khairul Nizam Yaakub
(nizkhairul@gmail.com)
Head of Solidarity Group(SG):
Somanathan@ Soma
( jagat_rules@yahoo.com)
Head of Club Activities Group (CA) :
Yasmin Salam @Min
( aishuawin@yahoo.com)
Head of Press:
Lee Shian Lii @Henry
( dream_shian@hotmail.com)

Head of Religious:
Islam - Razizul Md Ali
( gjoyon7@yahoo.com.my)

Buddha and Tao - Henry Christ - Terry
(tery_pm@yahoo.com)
Hindu - Somanathan @Soma

Head of Technical:
(..............)

Head of Emcee:
(..............)


p/s: Finally, we have our own committee members after the 1st PDT at Mandarin Court Hotel, KL .Welcome Encik Rosdi to our mapy08 family and congrats to all selected leaders :)
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