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Quarter Two, 2007
South Asia
The February meeting of the Indian Development Council was hosted by Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai focused on University Recognition strategies, a report on the implications of the recent Government Commission on “international education” in India and improving access to IB programmes and improved educational opportunities in India.
On 28 April 2007 a symposium entitled “Witness the New Era of Education” was organised in Delhi in cooperation with Pathways. We would especially like to thank Mr Prabhat Jain of Pathways for his tremendos support facilitating this event. The Chief Guest was the Director General of the IB – Mr Jeff Beard. It was well attended by leading Educationalists, University Officials, College Principals and Parents.
Panelists were – Mr Jeff Beard, Ms Judith Guy, Dr Indu Shahani, Mr David Wilkinson, Dr Kiran Dattar and Ms Farzana Dohadwalla
Farzana Dohadwalla, Regional Representative South Asia
Email: sasia@ibo.org
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Students at the Symposium
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