“Japan-Africa” “Public-Private” Partnership Special Initiatives For Economic & Educational Developments
JAPIA – Japan-Africa Partnership Initiative Association – is a Japanese-African agency that can help support the African economy with Japanese “know-how” and initiate “transfers of technology” throughout the African industrial soil, in the conception of a “Made in Africa” united label. JAPIA also helps develop the Japanese economy to new markets with the support of local African diplomacy but independent from government support. JAPIA plays a role of cultural guide and legislative support to visionary Japanese corporate leaders wishing to expand outside Japan.
The Call for a New Africa
The African continent is undergoing positive changes. Africa has long been recognized for its immense potential for advancement. However, throughout history, African people have been deprived of their rights by dominant powers seeking to exploit its wealth and minerals. These powers failed to recognize Africa’s crucial role in the global economy; if Africa falls, everything else falls. Despite perceptions, Africa’s path to becoming the greatest continent on earth is an undeniable reality based on its historical and scientific foundations. Africa is the source of the earth’s natural resources and could be considered the birthplace of humanity.
The Marine Foundation is committed to empowering Africa by establishing systems that allow the continent to control its own projects. This is a stark contrast to the past, where nations imposed corrupt systems to maintain control over the land and its people. Today, the systems implemented by the Marine Foundation are designed for Africa, by Africa, and from Africa. This marks a turning point for African people, who will now have mastery over their economy and environment.
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5Considering the orientation and achievement of Japan cooperation relationship with Africa for the last decades, Marine Foundation is looking forward to bring in some strategic and innovative approaches so as to take this important and useful friendship partnership to another apex in a nearest future, thus in order to impact strongly and sustainably the stand of exchange between the two market while from the view of all experts, the global market is getting much more driven by the African market, and this situation will prevail for decades to come.
Marine foundation is of the view that such focus of global market on Africa require from all stakeholders and parties some innovative tools for better communication and understanding for appropriate interaction, and by so being, immediate action plan must be focused on educational and academic specific programs in Africa first of all and then the rest of the world secondly.
It is indeed in that spirit that Marine Foundation has taken the initiative to embark on a large scale establishment of Japanese language schools in Africa between the fiscal year 2023/2024 to 2025/2026, while the launching is 2023.
According to our analysis an expertise study, a successful implementation of this special initiative will surely double Japanese business volume with African market and strengthen Japanese know-how while boosting the “made in Japan” products around the African continent.
so, let’s welcome a new public-private partnership with both japan’s best global brands and japan’s best domestic brands for the promotion of Japan-Africa cooperation in global socio-economic development progress for respective market emergence within this four-revolution era. Socio-economic performance is driven by market dynamism. Let’s build today’s a better future for the next generation of world citizens.
J-A-P-I-A
Japan Africa Partnership Initiatives Agency
5000 Japanese Language Stations Throughout Africa
54 Japanese Vocational Training Schools
Japan Africa Exchange & Transfer of Technology
African Projects Insider Information
International JAPAN AFRICA Development Forums
A “Made in Africa” Unified Continental Label Inherits Japanese Technologies, and the Japanese business volume with African Market will Reach up to 1. 2 billion People. This is the Constituent of a Perfect Win-Win “Match Made in Heaven” Development Strategy.
All Nations of Africa Participating
African Technologies Sudden Breakthrough
IBCA is a membership organization for investors, corporate leaders or financially independent people who can benefit from JAPIA’s international development platform. JAPIA’s active membership, is filtered, categorized and managed through an universal corporate membership platform called: IBCA – Investors, Builders & Corporate Associates – IBCA is headquartered in Tokyo Japan and serves as the managing regrouping platform to lead the network of Japan and other regions of the world into the JAPIA developing platform. IBCA is exclusively mandated by JAPIA and is represented worldwide through five continental branches. IBCA’s responsibility is to lead world industries to serve the African continent in uniformity and under Japanese technological advisory for the integral development of the 54 countries of Africa. JAPIA is the agency to promote African and Japanese interests and IBCA is the midway organization that manage the flow of industries toward regions in needs of development anywhere in the world.
Global Japan Platform – Investors Club of Japan – ICBA,
The only things that are missing to Japan’s national character are Public Relations skills. That is why Japan’s presence outside its territory is only a show-off of its major industries. JAPIA was created to add charisma to the Japanese entrepreneurial spirit boosting its confidence to become a teacher and a friend while the benefice of expanding its Know-How throughout the entire world. ICBA is vital locomotive to that kind of expansion. While JAPIA entirely benefits the African continent the cultural friendship Japan offers to Africa is one of friendship and absolute respect. Respect for life and environment is something deeply anchored in the heart of Japanese and South Korean philosophies.
Japan-Africa Forum for Economic Development and the Installation of African Crypto-Currency Platform
2023 – Abidjan Cote d’Ivoire
The Forum’s exact dates will be decided soon after the decline of the Coronavirus Pandemic
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Main Organizers
Main Event
Main Guests
Panel Discussion 1: United Nations of Africa / UNA
The Vision of One Africa centered around “Education” & “Economic Development”
Presenter:
Tomeo R. D. Gressard – Chairman of the Marine Foundation
UNA is a membership of African nations that have agreed to the common quest of economic and educational development through the standards presented by the Marine Foundation. The international foundation’s strategies for sustainable growth relies upon systems that envelop both the PR and communicative networking aspect of developing a region. The understanding of inter-connectivity and administrative (non-political) alliances has the potential to reform an entire educational system, inclusive of the way a nation approaches tourism and techniques to elaborately attract investments. The Marine Foundation is the sophisticated conception of five ministries of diligent concept developments, comprising every content needed to support the fast-rising of a nation’s economy through obtaining international attention with trade & finance.
Panel Discussion 2: “Made in Africa” Label
& the Tranfer of Technologies through the MARITIME DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Presenter:
John Sato – CEO of Wonmo Marine
“Made in Africa” brand association is to incite new marketing strategies by uniting regions together using “one” continental appellation to identify new imported design of technological products. This will be unique to Africa where impossible in other continents. Not only would the products be assembled in Africa but manufacturers will be able to connect and share technologies to the profit of any regions on the continent. This will offer a strong negotiating appeal to the African continents where contracts will be won at the profit of the country. It is much more attractive and beneficial than we can ever explain here but the thought of simple Maritime operation with technical development centers will just well seed up ways for regions to grow at the speed of light.
Panel Discussion 3: Women in Business & the Voices of Peace
Presentation of the “First Ladies Club” and the Role of Women in Leadership
Presenter:
First Lady Chantal Biya – The Republic of Cameroon
Mrs President Koura N. Ouattara – President of Marine Foundation Africa and Mrs (coming soon) President of the Women Business Association of Cote d’Ivoire.
Panel Discussion 4: African Projects by Africa from Africa
Africa’s own project development platform through the MARINEF Corporation & its Benefits
Presenter:
President Paul Yapoga – Project Development President for Marine Foundation Africa / Introductory of the MARINEF CORPORATION AFRICA (Headquarters Senegal) & Marine Foundation Africa (Headquarters Cote D’Ivoire)
Professor Dr. Kazuyasu Fukumoto – The Birth of African Technologies
Our versatile project development and the operational platform is designed to feed our daily aspiration for gain, prosperity, and peace, from the perspective of economic growth right from the heart of any society anywhere. With this approach to development, we think an individual will serve a family, a family its society and a good society will make for a stable nation. Therefore, because we all aspire to education, comfort, and health, our philosophy in project inception relates directly to that of being bright, good and clean. In the effort of crystallizing these 3 words in the light of common sense and pragmatism, we could seek the incorruptible pattern in venturing the development of societies through the continent of Africa.
Projects in the realms of:
- Education & Sport Technology
- Health & Medical Science
- Science & Technology
- Economy & Development
- Real Estate & Infrastructure