Kathmandu, Nepal: The three-day ISAAME Forum which attracted nearly 2500 Lions Members from 35 countries was officially opened by His Excellency, the President of Nepal, Dr. Ram Yadav at Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal.
From Sub District 411B, a delegation comprising four top personalities District Governor Lion Wilson N. Ndesanjo, First Lady of the sub district, Florense Ndesanjo, Past District Governor Lion Kamal Joshi, District Officer for legal matters, Lion Jessie Nguto attended the meeting.
The delegation presented a contribution of US$ 2,500:00 for the international fund raising campaign in favour of "Light a House in Nepal", which is to help contributions towards installing solar electric system in houses in Nepal where there is no electricity. The main purpose is to assist school or college students to continue with their home studies in good lighting conditions and hence promote literacy.
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| International Director Lion Alex Gomez presenting his Friendship Banner to District Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo when they met at the international forum of ISAAME, the conference which attracted not less than 2500 delegates from 35 countries. |
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| At the ISAAME Forum, International President Barry Palmer, First Lady Anne Palmer, with District Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo and First Lady of Sub District Florense. |
Cabinet Secretary Lion Kishore Simzia reported the following contributors to this Blog: Lions Club Dar es Salaam Host US$ 530; Dar es Salaam City US$ 340; Dar es Salaam Pwani US$ 222; Dar es Salaam Mzizima US$ 298; Dar es Salaam Amani US$80; Dar es Salaam Azania US$ 70; Dar es Salaam Central US$ 80; Tanga USS 200; Moshi Kibo US$ 400; Arusha US$ 100; Mwanza Valentine US$ 100; PDG Lion Himat Shah US$ 80.
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| The opening ceremony of the ISAAME Forum, attended by nearly 2,500 Lions Members and invited guests being performed by His Excellency the President of Nepal, Dr. Ram Yadav. |
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| District Governor Lion Wilson Ndesanjo and First Lady Florense at the international forum of ISAAME held at Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. |
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