Persatuan Alumni AOTS Malaysia

Namaste,

We are honored and privileged to be invited as one of the International Resource Persons to speak on "Improving Competitiveness through Quality in the Globalized Regime " at the 4 th RQC by AOTS Nepal.

The event was also to mark the 50 th Anniversary of the establishment of Nepal-Japan diplomatic and cordial relations. AOTS Alumni Nepal has been playing an important role of contributing and strengthening to this relationship, while pursuing this objective of human resource development in Nepal.

At the convention, representatives from 9 countries of the Asia Pacific Region which are Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iran, Malaysia, India and the host country Nepal shared their experiences.

The highlight of the convention was the presence of the eminent Quality Guru, Professor Noriaki Kano from Japan who delivered the keynote address. The convention attracted more than 250 participants and guests, witnessed by the Deputy Prime Minister and the Japan's Ambassador to Nepal.

Some of the papers presented at the convention were:
• Business Strategy for performance excellent through TQM
• Quality Assurance for customers delight and satisfaction
• QC circles activities and Employees Empowerment
• ISO standard integration and implementation
• Social responsibilities and environment management
• Quality management in Health and Medicine
• New product development and Products Innovation

The 3-day convention was concluded with a stronger network of friendship among all the alumni societies in the region being forged, thus further strengthening the tie between Nepal and Japan in particular, and Nepal and the world in general.

4th. Regional Quality Convention (4th. RQC) Katmandu – Nepal . 27th to 29th July 2006 by : CL Yang


Namaste, We are honored and privileged to be invited as one of the International Resource Persons to speak on "Improving Competitiveness through Quality in the Globalized Regime " at the 4 th RQC by AOTS Nepal. The event was also to mark the 50 th Anniversary of the establishment of Nepal-Japan diplomatic and cordial relations. AOTS Alumni Nepal has been playing an important role of contributing and strengthening to this relationship, while pursuing this objective of human resource development in Nepal. At the convention, representatives from 9 countries of the Asia Pacific Region which are Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iran, Malaysia, India and the host country Nepal shared their experiences. The highlight of the convention was the presence of the eminent Quality Guru, Professor Noriaki Kano from Japan who delivered the keynote address. The convention attracted more than 250 participants and guests, witnessed by the Deputy Prime Minister and the Japan's Ambassador to Nepal. Some of the papers presented at the convention were: • Business Strategy for performance excellent through TQM • Quality Assurance for customers delight and satisfaction • QC circles activities and Employees Empowerment • ISO standard integration and implementation • Social responsibilities and environment management • Quality management in Health and Medicine • New product development and Products Innovation The 3-day convention was concluded with a stronger network of friendship among all the alumni societies in the region being forged, thus further strengthening the tie between Nepal and Japan in particular, and Nepal and the world in general.
Group photo of the Internationl Resource person & VIP

Delegates doing their registration	Getting-to-know-you between international & Nepalese resource

International resource person visiting the Himalayan Resort	Group photo with Student's Quality Control Circle of Kathmandu University High School

Now, let me share my personal experience with all of you on the interesting places in this beautiful country- Nepal. The capital city Katmandu, is a melting pot of various nationalities and cultures. The people enjoy a rich heritage of unique architectural palaces, temples and courtyards. It boasts a unique symbiosis of Hinduism, Buddhism as well as Tantrism. The effect of these religious influences could be openly seen in the city. The most ancient and enigmatic of all is the Valley's holy shrines which lie west of Katmandu known as " Swayambhunath Stupa " - is a world heritage site. The golden spine crowns a wooden hillock offers a commanding view of the city. In contrast, a hill resort called Pokhara which is located 200 KM west of Katmandu is a remarkable place of nature beauty, commonly known as " Switzerland of the East " . The enchanting city at an altitude of 827 meters from the sea level has several beautiful lakes and offer stunning panaromic view of the Himalayan Peaks. If you are lucky on a clear day you can have a good view of Mount Everest. The serenity of lakes and the magnificence of the Himalaya rising behind them create an ambience of peace and magic It is truly a memorable experience for me to have the opportunity touring the country and to attend and share our experiences at the convention and meeting other AOTS Alumni members. My heart felt gratitude to the great host, Nepal AOTS Alumni Society (NAAS) for their warm hospitality extended to us throughout our stay.

At the village of tomatoes farm	At Pokhara Mount


At the Swayambhu Stupa


The oldest temple in Pokhara