Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima

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  old.unescoapceiu.org/bbs/zboard.php?id=about_announceme - [Cached Version]
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  Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima, Director of UNESCO Office Beijing, and Mr. Chaibong Hahm, Director of the Division of Social Sciences Research and Policy, UNESCO, and two other staff accompanied him.

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  CFPA - UNESCO & CFPA - [Cached Version]
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  Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima, Director and Representative of UNESCO Beijing Office, authorized HPA2002 to use the logo of UNESCO.

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  Education Forum for Asia - Annual Conference - [Cached Version]
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  2. Yasuyuki Aoshima, Director and Representative, Beijing
  
  Office, UNESCO

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  Embassy of Mongolia:Seoul - [Cached Version]
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  Mrs. P.Mehta, the UN Resident Coordinator in Mongolia, Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima, the Director - UNESCO Office in Beijing, and P.Tsagaan, the Head of UNESCO`s Mongolian National Commission and Minister of Education, Cultire, and Science, gave speeches at the ceremony.

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  HIV and AIDS in China,HIV in China,AIDS in... - [Cached Version]
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  Mr. Yasuyuki AoshimaUNESCO Office Beijing

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  Int'l Efforts to Protect Grottoes on 'Silk Road' - [Cached Version]
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  Representative of the UNESCO Beijing Office, Yasuyuki Aoshima, and Vice-director of China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage (SACH), Zhang Bai, signed an agreement on the second phase of the protection project here in Beijing on Friday.
  
  The project will not only offer funds for the protection of the two sites, but also help introduce advanced technologies and methods of cultural heritage protection in the world to China, and help train a batch of personnel of heritage protection, said an official with SACH.
  
  He said the leaders of China and Japan signed an agreement in 1998 on the protection of the cultural heritage sites along the "Silk Road".
  
  According to the agreement, Japanese government invested five million US dollars to the Japanese Trust-in Funds under UNESCO for the protection of the heritage sites on "Silk Road".
  
  All of the funds will be used to protect the Kumutura Thousand Buddha Caves in northwest China's Xinjiang and Longmen Grottoes in central China's Henan, said Aoshima.
  
  The first phase of the project was launched in 2001.

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  News at Tipitaka Network - [Cached Version]
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  Representative of the UNESCO Beijing Office, Yasuyuki Aoshima, and Vice-director of China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage (SACH), Zhang Bai, signed an agreement on the second phase of the protection project here on Friday.
  
  The project will not only offer funds for the protection of thetwo sites, but also help introduce advanced technologies and methods of cultural heritage protection in the world to China, andhelp train a batch of personnel of heritage protection, said an official with SACH.
  
  He said the leaders of China and Japan signed an agreement in 1998 on the protection of the cultural heritage sites along the "Silk Road".
  
  According to the agreement, Japanese government invested five million US dollars to the Japanese Trust-in Funds under UNESCO for the protection of the heritage sites on "Silk Road".
  
  All of the funds will be used to protect the Kumutura Thousand Buddha Caves in northwest China's Xinjiang and Longmen Grottoes incentral China's Henan, said Aoshima.
  
  The first phase of the project was launched in 2001.

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  People's Daily Online -- Confucianism blends with... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/29/2005    Last Visited: 9/29/2005  

  Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima, director of the UNESCO Office in Beijing, said they were considering the establishment of a "Confucian Award" in a bid to promote Confucianism globally.
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  Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima, director of the UNESCO Office Beijing, said Confucius stressed that a fine individual personality was closely related to a harmonious family, an orderly state and a peaceful world.

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  People's Daily Online -- Precious grottoes on "Silk... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/6/2005    Last Visited: 9/6/2005  

  Representative of the UNESCO Beijing Office, Yasuyuki Aoshima, and Vice-director of China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage (SACH), Zhang Bai, signed an agreement on the second phase of the protection project here on Friday.
  
  The project will not only offer funds for the protection of the two sites, but also help introduce advanced technologies and methods of cultural heritage protection in the world to China, and help train a batch of personnel of heritage protection, said an official with SACH.
  
  He said the leaders of China and Japan signed an agreement in 1998 on the protection of the cultural heritage sites along the "Silk Road".
  
  According to the agreement, Japanese government invested five million US dollars to the Japanese Trust-in Funds under UNESCO for the protection of the heritage sites on "Silk Road".
  
  All of the funds will be used to protect the Kumutura Thousand Buddha Caves in northwest China's Xinjiang and Longmen Grottoes in central China's Henan, said Aoshima.
  
  The first phase of the project was launched in 2001.

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  UNESCO Office Beijing - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/7/2005    Last Visited: 6/30/2007  

  "New approaches on EFA policy development, planning and management and its requirements", Speech of Mr. Yasuyuki Aoshima, Director of UNESCO Beijing Office

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