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クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス

クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス9, 2014

クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス, fourth from left, Keizo Nagai, and
fifth from left, クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス, SMU vice president

During the month of November, NYK awarded scholarships to 83 Chinese students at awards ceremonies at Shanghai Maritime University (SMU) andDalian Maritime University (DMU). NYK began this program in 2001 as one of the company’s social activities focusing on education, and over 14 consecutive years scholarships have been presented by NYK to a total of 820 Chinese students.

On クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス2, an awards ceremony was held at SMU, where 36 students were recognized for their academic excellence and fine demeanor and encouraged to develop themselves into socially responsible and intelligent young Chinese filled with an international vision. Those in attendance included Keizo Nagai, NYK corporate officer and chief representative for China, and Jin Yongxing, the vice-president of SMU.

クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス, seventh from left, Keizo Nagai

クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス, Mr. Nagai commented, “China and Japan are neighboring countries separated by only a strip of water. Achieving deeper, friendlier bonds between the two requires devotion from young people like the fine students here. Bilateral visits and communication between youths are of high importance to enhance mutual understanding and trust.” Mr. Jin reviewed SMU’s cooperation with NYK and offered his sincere appreciation for NYK’s continuous devotion to maritime education.

An awards ceremony was also held at DMU クイーン カジノ 入金 不要 ボーナス 3, where 47 students were given scholarships by Mr. Nagai. At the ceremony, DMU vice president Shan Hongjun expressed his appreciation and respect for NYK's long-term support, particularly during years when economies and the maritime industry were struggling.