Showing posts with label Activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Activities. Show all posts
Sunday, 3 June 2007
JAYS Blog at ASPAC
JCI Against Youth Smoking Blog was promoted in the Asia Pacific Regional Conferences.
Thursday, 24 May 2007
Monday, 21 May 2007
Sunday, 20 May 2007
Radio Foorty to become media partner
CEO of Radio Foorty, Mr. Sayyied Kabir and JCI Bangladesh Dhaka East Board Chairman, Mr. Asif Touhid had met on 16 May 2007. They had mutually discued on how to promote the present campaign. It finalised that RJs of Radio Foorty will take part in this campaign against Youth Smoking and promote this worthy cause.
Monday, 14 May 2007
Sunday, 13 May 2007
Preparatory Meeting

The organising team had a preparatory meeting on 11th May 2006 at a local lounge. Animated discussions over the courses of actions made the meeting pretty interesting. Although each had come up with number of ideas, COC Moshfaqeen had persuasive arguments to finally chalked out an activity plan for next week.
Thursday, 10 May 2007
JCI members in roundtable with Bangladesh Anti-Tobacco Association (BATA)
Two members from the JCI Bangladesh Dhaka East attended the roundtable discussion with Bangladesh Anti Tobacco Association (BATA) on May 8, 2007.
BATA is operating since 1999 to emphasize the regulation on tobacco control and its uses. All members of BATA where present in the meeting and have discussed their individual plans. JCI Bangladesh Dhaka East has also presented their plan of action for the "JCI Against Youth Smoking" campaign. The plan was highly appreciated by Mr. Saifuddin Ahmed, the Coordinator of BATA, who has agreed to promote the activities of JCI Youth Anti Smoking Campaign through their network.
Also as an outcome, a meeting has been set with World Health organization (WHO) and JCI Bangladesh Dhaka East to further discuss on the Projects and possible support from the government sector.
Also as an outcome, a meeting has been set with World Health organization (WHO) and JCI Bangladesh Dhaka East to further discuss on the Projects and possible support from the government sector.
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