Japanese Government’s Cabinet Bureau of Personal Affairs visits the DAP (February 19, 2016)

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The Japanese government’s Cabinet Bureau of Personal Affairs, represented by Deputy Counselor Takeo Watanabe, met with Development Academy of the Philippines President Antonio D. Kalaw Jr. and DAP Senior Vice President for Programs Magdalena L. Mendoza on February 9, 2016 to get a glimpse of the DAP’s functions and mandates as well as the programs it offers. The Japanese officials also met with other selected Philippine Government officials on the subjects of working conditions and labor policies in the country during their three-day trip, which Mr. Watanabe said was aimed at “looking for various ideas” on how to possibly train and educate future Japanese leaders, which they believed they can learn from the Philippines’ approach on these matters. Shown are (from left) Embassy of Japan Economic Section First Secretary Shinya Yabe, President Kalaw, Mr. Watanabe, Japanese Chief for Diversity Affairs Akihiro Tsukahara and SVP Mendoza.
The Japanese government’s Cabinet Bureau of Personal Affairs, represented by Deputy Counselor Takeo Watanabe, met with Development Academy of the Philippines President Antonio D. Kalaw Jr. and DAP Senior Vice President for Programs Magdalena L. Mendoza on February 9, 2016 to get a glimpse of the DAP’s functions and mandates as well as the programs it offers.
The Japanese officials also met with other selected Philippine Government officials on the subjects of working conditions and labor policies in the country during their three-day trip, which Mr. Watanabe said was aimed at “looking for various ideas” on how to possibly train and educate future Japanese leaders, which they believed they can learn from the Philippines’ approach on these matters.
Shown are (from left) Embassy of Japan Economic Section First Secretary Shinya Yabe, President Kalaw, Mr. Watanabe, Japanese Chief for Diversity Affairs Akihiro Tsukahara and SVP Mendoza.