Young Leaders Training and
Research Program in Regional Cooperation and Development Fellowship
The Northeast Asia Economic Forum (NEAEF) is
pleased to announce the Young Leaders
Training and Research Program in Regional Cooperation and Development Fellowship
for 2010. This year’s program will take place from August 13 to 29, 2010 (dates
include travel time) in
Ulaanbaatar,
Mongolia.
The Training and Research Program consists of
in-depth seminars by leading academics and policy-makers and a series of
collaborative group work devoted to regional cooperation, followed by the
two-day participation of the annual Northeast Asia Economic Forum (August 26-27,
2010). This is an opportunity to expand your institution’s network through
collaboration with researchers and practitioners from countries across
Northeast Asia and the
U.S.
to make progress on issues of importance to the region.
To overcome the continuing institutional,
cultural, and economic barriers to regional cooperation, NEAEF was created and
formalized at conferences on Northeast Asian economic cooperation in 1991 in
Changchun and
Tianjin.Dr. Lee-Jay Cho,
one of NEAEF’s key founders, continues to serve as the organization’s Chairman.Since 1991, through dialogue, education, and
training, NEAEF has served as a vehicle for exchange of information and ideas
among Northeast Asian and North American policymakers, businesspersons,
academics, and members of nongovernmental organizations. Through an annual
meeting, on-going working groups, and ad hoc meetings and seminars, the NEAEF
network is dedicated to promoting NEAEF activities and goals in the area of
policy, economics and culture.
By participating in the activities of NEAEF, Young
Leaders Program (YLP) Fellows gain exposure to cutting edge regional
cooperation issues by being given the opportunity to meet with prominent Forum
guests from the countries of
Northeast Asia.
We are no longer accepting applications for the 2010 YLP in Mongolia, for questions about the fellowship program, or
if you are interested in being a YLP Fellow next year, please contact our office for
additional information, OR check back here in 2011 for next year's fellowship.
Click on the links below for further details on the 2010 YLP:
