Bine ati venit pe situl oficial al Asociatiei JICA Alumni Romania (JAR).

Va multumim pentru timpul acordat paginilor nostre de web, si pentru interesul aratat activitatii noastre.

JAR este asociatia specialistilor romani care s-au specializat in Japonia, in cadrul programelor JICA. Astfel de asociatia exista in toate tarile in care JICA isi defasoara (sau si-a desfasurat) activitatea.

Acest site contine informatii despre programele si activitatile JAR. Membrii JICA Alumni pot gasi detalii despre actiunile organizate de JAR, despre materialele aflate la dispozitia lor in cadrul centrului de documentare cit si alte informatii cu caracter administrativ.

Pagina de linkuri va permite sa accestati situri din Romania sau Japonia, sau sa contactati Asociatia JICA Alumni Romania.

Speram ca datele prezentate in acest site va vor ajuta in activitatea dumneavoastra si poate va vor ajuta sa descoperiti noi posibilitati de a elabora proiecte de cooperare.

Momentan situl este in constructie. In viitor paginile vor putea fi citite in limba romana si in engleza.

Welcome to the official site of JICA Alumni Romania Association (JAR)!

Thank you for finding time to visit JICA Alumni Romania (JAR) website and for your interest in our activities.

Jar is the association of Romanian specialistis who studied in Japan under JICA training programs. Such associations exist in every country where JICA is (or was) operating.

Navigating this website you will be able to find out information about JAR program and activities. JICA Alumni members can find out details about the activities organized by JAR, about the materials available in the Resource Center as well as other administrative information.

The Links Page will allow you to access Romanian and Japanese sites or to contact JICA Alumni Romania Association.
We hope that all the information and data presented on this website will help you in your activity and may unveil new opportunities for developing cooperative projects.

For the moment the site is under construction. In future, the pages could be read in English and Romanian.