Graduation Ceremony at Frontline Institute- DAPP Zimbabwe

The Guest of Honor congratulated all the participants and encouraged them to implement the skills which they have acquired at Frontline Institute and  to be focused in all their development work to make the World a better place.

The Frontline Institute, a Human Resources training centre in Zimbabwe held its Graduation Ceremony on 21st January 2010 at the Institute. The Institute train staff of the members of Humana People to People in Project Management.
At the ceremony , Her Excellency, the Ambassador of Malawi to Zimbabwe, Mrs. Veronica Chidothe Tasosa was the Guest of Honor.

The Deputy Ambassador of India, the Ambassador of Botswana, a representative from Embassy of Mozambique and Algeria, representatives from the diplomatic corps, representatives from Government Departments and people from local authorities were also represented at the ceremony.
164 graduating participants from Basic and Advanced project management course representing 14 countries of  Angola, Botswana, Brazil, Belize, China, India, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ecuador, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe.  
In total about 250 guests witnessed the grand ceremony and enjoyed the day together.

The Guest of Honor congratulated all the participants and encouraged them to implement the skills which they have acquired at Frontline Institute and  to be focused in all their development work to make the World a better place.
Her Excellency praised the good work of DAPP in Zimbabwe and it's benefits to the people. 

The Vice Chairperson of Humana People to People, Ib Hansen also encouraged the graduated participants to be in the forefront of the fight against poverty and underdevelopment shoulder to shoulder with the poor.
He expressed his happiness to see the unity and strong friendship being built at the Frontline Institute and called the Participants as true representatives of the People to People Idea.

To read the Speech from the Ambassador of Malawi to Zimbabwe, click here