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    The invitation summarizes the 5th JEN Open Salon event being held at the Embassy of Japan in Egypt on May 26th, 2011 from 5:00-7:15 PM. The event will focus on rice culture in Japan and Egypt with presentations on topics such as rice production, cultivation techniques from irrigation perspectives, and rice mechanization technology. It will also include a demonstration on making rice balls and a networking session over drinks and snacks. Attendance is free but registration by May 25th is required as seating is limited.

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    The invitation summarizes the 5th JEN Open Salon event being held at the Embassy of Japan in Egypt on May 26th, 2011 from 5:00-7:15 PM. The event will focus on rice culture in Japan and Egypt with presentations on topics such as rice production, cultivation techniques from irrigation perspectives, and rice mechanization technology. It will also include a demonstration on making rice balls and a networking session over drinks and snacks. Attendance is free but registration by May 25th is required as seating is limited.

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    The invitation summarizes the 5th JEN Open Salon event being held at the Embassy of Japan in Egypt on May 26th, 2011 from 5:00-7:15 PM. The event will focus on rice culture in Japan and Egypt with presentations on topics such as rice production, cultivation techniques from irrigation perspectives, and rice mechanization technology. It will also include a demonstration on making rice balls and a networking session over drinks and snacks. Attendance is free but registration by May 25th is required as seating is limited.

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    INVITATION to 5th JEN OPEN SALON

    26 May 2011 Information and Culture Center Embassy of Japan in Egypt Event Title5
    th

    JEN OPEN SALON

    [Rice Culture in Japan] Date & TimeThursday, 26 May 2011 17001915

    LocationMultipurpose Hall (Ground Floor) at the Embassy of Japan in Egypt, Maadi (Map) http://www.eg.emb-japan.go.jp/e/about_us/map.htm HostJEN (Japan Egypt Network), Embassy of Japan in Egypt ProgramLanguage: English 17:00-17:05 Greeting from Ambassador Norihiro Okuda moment of silent prayer for the victims of the earthquake 17:05-17:10 Opening Remarks from Mr. Mohamed Magdy Goda, Head of JICA Alumni 17:10-17:15 Rice Culture in Japan 17:15-17:25 Rice Culture in Japan, an Egyptian perspective, (JEN Youth) 17:25-17:50 Alumni) 17:50-18:05 Rice production of Egypt Dr. Ali Abu Khalifa (JICA Alumni) 18:05-18:15 Rice cultivation in Japan from irrigation point of view Eng. Soji Shindo (JICA expert) 18:15-18:45 Enjoy making rice ball (Demonstration by Japan Foundation) 18:45-19:15 Confabulation with drinks & snacks *Admission is free Please kindly inform us your attendance (name, affiliation and email address if you need updated information) by 25th May by E-mail as seats are limited. E-mailculture@ca.mofa.go.jp Tel02 2528 5903 Modernization of rice mechanization technology, Prof. Dr. Eng. Osama Kamel (JICA

    What is JEN (Japan Egypt Network) ? JEN, or Japan Egypt Network, is the consortium founded by such seven agencies as Japan Foundation Cairo Office, Japan Society for Promoting Science, Kyushu University Cairo Office (Secretariat), JICA Alumni Association, AOTS Alumni Association, Ministry of Higher Education of Egypt, and Japan Information and Culture Center (JICC) of Japanese Embassy. The purpose of JEN is three-fold; (1) Consolidate all the news/information related with Japan in JEN Website, (2) Promote networking among those stakeholders who have interests in Japan, and (3) Provide platform for any initiative related with Japan. From the users point of view, we hope JEN can be One Stop Service in the sense that he/she can get any information/network related with Japan if only they access to JEN. JEN Websitehttp://japanegypt.net/home.php

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