Happy Birthday Sue :-)

It seems that nice events come together! Yesterday was the birthday of Sue; one of our dear interns. We celebrated her birthday at Nayabb restaurant. Many people attended and had much fun. We sang to her happy birthday in English, Hindi, Chinese, Korean, Arabic and Russian!

Opening Conference

Yesterday it was a big day; it was the opening conference for the project.
It was a very special event for me because it was my first time to be responsible for such a big event in AIESEC.

I am very happy to feel the support of AIESEC Baroda members and participation in the conference. I also am proud of Dasha and Darshan for all their effort and facilitation in the conference. I am very thankful to the interns for sharing their feelings and thoughts with everybody. I am thankful to everyone who helped with the organization of this conference, to GPS for their participation and support, and to everyone who attended this conference.

Warm regards,
Ahmed Younis

About the Russian Holi party!

Last Saturday it was one of the best parties I had in my life!
We had a russian "holi" party which is basically a holi with water instead of colors.
We had a fight between 2 teams using water baloons and water buckets and more ..
At the end every one was completely wet. I even could not take any pictures during the fight to protect my camera from water; however I took videos before and after the fight! Then Dasha cooked russian blins for us. You can have it with jam or condensed milk but I enjoyed having it with a mixture of both :-)

Now I feel that we are not Coordinators, Interns and Members. We are all friends!

Guys, how did you feel about this party?!

Younis

Rain and some thoughts

Hey, guys! Good news! We start our blog "One World". Now we can share our emotions and feelings with each other during the project. Everyone can upload some photos or pictures. Let's make this blog interesting and useful!
10 July
Project starts. It's raining... No hint at sun and good weather! Maybe I am a little bit disappointed because I can't go anywhere and work hard. Rain hinders from work and any activity. But we should be proactive and try to do the best for the project. We should make every effort to remain in children's memory as ambassodors of our countries in good way. Only we ourselves may do this project unforgettable. That is why rain is not obstacle:)! It tests our ability to be proactive, enthusiastic and successful. To see friendly children's faces, to speak with them about your country - what may be better? I think these two months will be very bright, diverse, incredible!
Dasha, co-ordinator

One Race. One Face. One Place : One World