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PMAN in 18th Global Symposium 2010, December 6-8, New Delhi, India
On behalf of PMAN, Mr. Prabesh Aryal, an Ex-Officio PMAN member, represented Nepal in the 18th Global Symposium 2010 that was held in New Delhi, India between December 6th and 8th, 2010. Around 600 people from Indian companies and educational institutes from the Asia Pacific region, including Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Nepal, USA attended the Symposium. The three-day event covered a wide range of topics around managing infrastructure projects that was inaugurated by Chief Minister of New Delhi Smt. Sheila Dikshit. During the inauguration session, on behalf of PMAN, Mr. Aryal thanked the Honorary President of PMA India, Mr. Adesh Jain, for his leadership, support and cooperation to PMAN. On request, honorable Chief Minister honored the moment by handing over PMAN honorary membership to Mr. Jain. To reciprocate, Mr. Jain thanked PMAN for this honor and said that he was very pleased with PMAN and its contribution not only to Nepal, but region and international symposiums. He further added that he and PMA India team would like to visit Nepal and participate in nation's first national Project Management Conference on May 28th, 2011, which will take place right in between IPMA's Executive Board Meeting between 27th and 29th of May, 2011. See photos.
During the three day event, Mr. Aryal also attended APFPM 3rd Meeting hosted by PMA India and witnessed the signing ceremony of APFPM Memorandum of Understanding. Dr. Bill Young, President of AIPM and APFPM Chair said that it was a historic event for APFPM as MOU was signed by representatives from Member Countries: Australia, India, Indonesia, Japan and Nepal. He said rests of the Member Countries will be signing the MoU electronically. Since the formation of APFPM, PMAN has been playing an active role in the forum including website development of APFPM, excellence awards standard development and other regional activities.
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