Arrival of Rotarians, Invited Dignitaries, Guests

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1 Arrival of Rotarians, Invited Dignitaries, Guests

2 Rotary Songs CP Chen, D3520

3 R-O-T-A-R-Y (1) R-O-T-A-R-Y That spells Ro-ta-ry; R-O-T-A-R-Y is known on land and sea; From North to South, from East to West, He profits most, who serves the best; R-O-T-A-R-Y That spells Ro-ta-ry.

4 (2) R-O-T-A-R-Y That spells Ro-ta-ry; R-O-T-A-R-Y is one great family; Where Friend ship binds for men s up lift, Where each one strives his best to give; R-O-T-A-R-Y That spells Ro-ta-ry. R-O-T-A-R-Y That spells Ro-ta-ry

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8 MC PDG Pauline CP Steve

9 Opening Ceremony and 1st Plenary Session

10 Inauguration ceremony Jackson Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute Dong-Kurn Lee, RI President Jonathan Majiyagbe, TRF Chair

11 Call to Order Jackson S.L. Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute

12 Parade and Presentation of National Flags

13 Australia

14 Bangladesh

15 Brunei

16 Canada

17 China

18 Hong Kong

19 Indonesia

20 Japan

21 Macau

22 Malaysia

23 Pakistan

24 Philippines

25 Singapore

26 Sri Lanka

27 Thailand

28 U.S.A.

29 Nigeria

30 Korea

31 The Republic of China

32 Rotary International

33 National Anthem of Korea

34 National Anthem of Nigeria

35 National Anthem of R.O.C.

36 Entertainment Program Na - Cha Studio of Folk Art

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38 The show is about the blessing ceremony of the Taoists, which is a traditional temple celebration during Chinese festivities.

39 The major character in this show is called The Third Prince, believed to be the youngest of the gods in Heaven who always brings happiness and peace to his followers. He is known for his vehicle of a FIRE WHEEL, which depicts that he has little patience for evilness.

40 The final part of the show is the Lion Dance, which is meant to bring all of us here Prosperity, Good Luck and Good Health.

41 Red packets: containing money given out at auspicious occasions in order that all the blessings will be realized. In other words, MAKE OUR DREAMS REAL!

42 Drum Performance Yu Gu Fun Drum Group

43 Invocation Young Ja, First Lady, Rotary International

44 Welcome Remarks PDG Micro Lin Chair, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute

45 Introduction of VIPs Gary C.K. Huang, Past RI Vice President

46 Opening Remarks Jackson S.L. Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute

47 Introduction of RI President, Dong-Kurn Lee Gary C.K. Huang, Past RI Vice President

48 Institute Address Dong-Kurn Lee, RI President

49 Vote of Thanks Rafael G. Hechanova, Past RI Director

50 Announcements PDG Pauline, Secretary, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute

51 Adjournment Jackson Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute

52 Fellowship Cocktail

53 Rotary Songs CP Chen, D3520

54 Welcome H.E. Dr. Ma Yin-Jeou, President of the Republic of China

55 Introduction of Keynote Speaker Jackson Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute

56 R.O.C. President H.E. Dr. Ma Yin-Jeou

57 Education: 1981 S.J.D., Harvard Law School 1976 LL.M., New York University 1972 LL.B., National Taiwan University

58 Experience Deputy Director, First Bureau, Office of the President served as President Chiang Ching-Kuo's English interpreter and secretary.

59 Minister of the Research, Development and Evaluation Commission Deputy Minister of Mainland Affairs Council

60 Minister of Justice Minister without Portfolio 1998 Professor of Law, National Chengchi University

61 Mayor, Taipei City won the election by percent, or 760,000 ballots. Four years later he secured a second term in office, winning 870,000 ballots, or percent of the votes. Ma succeeded in transforming Taipei into a world-class cosmopolitan city.

62 Chairman, Kuomintang Ma's message for change attracted the strong support of young and swing voters, in the end securing him a landslide victory of 73% of the votes.

63 On May 20, 2008, H.E. Dr. Ma Yin-Jeou was inaugurated as the 12th-term president of R.O.C. He calls for Taiwan and the mainland to reconcile their differences in cross-strait relations and in the international community so that both sides can pursue win-win strategies

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65 Keynote Address H.E. Dr. Ma Yin-Jeou, R.O.C. President

66 Vote of Thanks Dong-Kurn Lee, RI President

67 Presentation of Gift Jackson Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute Dong-Kurn Lee, RI President

68 Presentation of Gift Jackson Hsieh, RI Director Convener, 2008 Taipei Rotary Institute Dong-Kurn Lee, RI President Jonathan Majiyagbe, TRF Chair