Thai-Japanese Association School Students Dive into the World of ODA and Witness Implementation for Inclusive Societies at APCD, on January 18, 2024
Thai-Japanese Association School Students Dive into the World of ODA and Witness Implementation for Inclusive Societies at APCD, on January 18, 2024

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand.

Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region.

Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society.

Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

 

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

In a groundbreaking educational endeavor, Ms. Kawaii Yuko, the representative of JICA Thailand, guided a group of Grade 7 students from the Thai-Japanese Association School on an immersive exploration into the world of Official Development Assistance (ODA). The students delved into the complexities of ODA and directly witnessed the implementation of initiatives fostering inclusive societies during their visit to the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) in Bangkok, Thailand. Taking place on January 18, 2024, this educational initiative provided the students with a unique opportunity to engage with the practical side of international relations and witness the real-world impact of collaborative efforts between Thailand and Japan. The visit showcased APCD's commitment to breaking barriers and creating opportunities for persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. Throughout the visit, the students actively participated in interactive sessions and discussions led by APCD experts, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. The center, serving as a living classroom, highlighted the concrete efforts towards empowering individuals with disabilities and emphasized the importance of creating an inclusive society. Upon their return to the classrooms, these Grade 7 students not only brought back textbook knowledge but also a vivid and enduring impression of the significance of international collaboration for the empowerment of persons with disabilities. This APCD visit was more than just a school trip; it was a transformative journey into a world of possibilities, where cooperation knows no bounds, understanding transcends continents, and empowerment lays the groundwork for a truly inclusive global society.

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