Forty students participating in the "2020 Leaders Programme" took part in the final preparations for the 21st Hakuba Snow Harp Cross Country in Japan on Saturday.
DUBAI, (Pakistan Point News - 20th Jul, 2018) Forty students participating in the "2020 Leaders Programme" took part in the final preparations for the 21st Hakuba Snow Harp Cross Country in Japan on Saturday.
Over 2,200 athletes from around the world are competing in the event.
The student delegation, which is part of the third edition of the programme, is visiting Tokyo to learn about the Japanese model of developing human resources and state institutions, as well as of building the capacities of its people, which it considers as its most important resource and the key factor in overall development.
The programme’s third edition was launched by the Ministry of education and the Watani Al Emarat Foundation, under the umbrella of the "Our Ambassadors 2018 Programme" that was organised by OPIC Consulting and Training, in cooperation with the Japan International Cooperation Centre, JICE.
The programme aims to create a new generation of qualified leaders, to achieve the goals of the UAE to enhance its global leadership, by providing them with knowledge and experience in supporting national social development initiatives.
The programme aims to prepare and train coming generations who can lead the future, especially as the UAE is preparing to host the Expo 2020 Dubai.
