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Innovative Educator Experts 2018-19 The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) Expert program is an exclusive program created to recognize global educator visionaries who are using technology to pave the way for their peers for better learning and student outcomes. Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Asia Pacific Bangladesh Alam A.K.M.I. Khairul Bangladesh Joynal Abedin Bangladesh Sultana Afroza Nasreen Bangladesh Abul Kalam Rashad Ahmed Bangladesh Khurshiduzzaman Ahmed Bangladesh Md. Faysal Ahmed Bangladesh Khurshed Alam Akand Bangladesh Mamtaz Rokshana Akhter Bangladesh Most Jessmine Akter Bangladesh Sahida Akter Bangladesh Shirin Akthar Bangladesh Md. Nur Alam Bangladesh Md. Nur Kutubul Alam Bangladesh Mohammed Khurshed Alam Bangladesh Mohammad Alamgir Bangladesh Md. Shahjahan Ali Bangladesh Muhammad Liakat Ali Bangladesh Shahnawaz Ali Bangladesh Sayed Mahbub Hasan Amiri Bangladesh Leon Asad Bangladesh Muhammad Asadullah Bangladesh Mohammad Asaduzzaman Bangladesh MST. Jesmin Bagum Bangladesh Md. Rafiqul Bari Bangladesh Sanjib Barman Bangladesh Ratan Kumar Bashak Bangladesh Pallab Kumar Bhowmik Bangladesh Uptal Biswas Bangladesh Dipen Chandra Sen Bangladesh Wahidul hoque Chowdhury Bangladesh Apurba Kumar Das Bangladesh Biplob Kumar Das Bangladesh Khatun Dilruba Bangladesh Shafiqul Islam Dulal Bangladesh Sarbani Dutta Bangladesh Md.Enamul Haque Bangladesh Raihana Haque Bangladesh Md.Mahadi Hasan Bangladesh Kawsar Hawlader Bangladesh Mohammad Mohiul Hoque Bangladesh Rejoanul Hoque Bangladesh Md Munjil Hossain Bangladesh Md. Zakir Hossain Bangladesh Mohammad Hossain Bangladesh Mohammad Zakir Hossain Bangladesh Md. Hasan Imam Bangladesh Md Fokrul Islam Bangladesh Md. Firozul Islam Bangladesh Md. Mainul Islam Bangladesh Md. Saiful Islam Bangladesh Muhammad Aminul Islam http://aka.ms/mieexpert Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Bangladesh Shahidul Islam Bangladesh MD Humayan Kabir Bangladesh Md.Humayun Kabir Bangladesh Anowarul Kadir Bangladesh Pangkaj Kanti Gope Bangladesh Md. Rasel Khan Bangladesh Tasnifa Khanam Bangladesh Arjina Khatun Bangladesh Dilruba Khatun Bangladesh Bichitro Kumer Singha Bangladesh Akhtar Hossain Liton Bangladesh Sultana Mahfuz Ara Bangladesh Ismat Ara Mamataz Bangladesh Majid MD. Abdul Bangladesh Md. Sohag Mia Bangladesh Sabbir Mia Bangladesh Lipa Mitra Bangladesh Mostafizur Rahman Mridha Bangladesh Nurn Nahar Bangladesh Muhammad Noore Alam Bangladesh Showqat Osman Bangladesh Hosne ara Parvin Bangladesh S M Tahmina Parvin Bangladesh Sajib Ranjan Paul Bangladesh Moshiur Rahaman Bangladesh Md. Anisur Rahman Bangladesh Mijanur Rahman Bangladesh Avijit Rajkumar Bangladesh Mamun Rashid Bangladesh MD. Harun AR Rashid Bangladesh Jotish Chandra Roy Bangladesh Nirupama Roy Bangladesh Ratan Kumar Roy Bangladesh Md. Tahidur Rahman Rubel Bangladesh Md. Mafiz Uddin Sarker Bangladesh Md Shameem Bangladesh Abubokar Siddik Bangladesh Gazi Salahuddin Siddiquee Bangladesh Mahfuz Ara Sultana Bangladesh Sukesh Sutradhar Bangladesh Kazi Monira Tarafder Bangladesh Ebnulhassan Tushar Bangladesh Belal Uddin Brunei Tan Been Tiem Brunei Chen ChinChin Brunei Gladys Valdez Concepcion Brunei Gino Gedorio Brunei Nurfatriah Haji Mahadi Brunei Hidayatallah Waqiyuddin Haji Mohiddin Brunei Kalpana Kishorekumar Brunei Mary Steffy Kunnapulli Thomas Brunei Tracy Lee http://aka.ms/mieexpert Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Brunei Abdul Walid Misli Brunei Bethsaida Ruiz Brunei Mili Santhosh Brunei Teh Siew Eng Brunei Kok Jun Tay Brunei Siew Ying Teo Brunei Emily Tham Brunei Kim Li Thung Brunei Matthew Wong Ing Huong Cambodia Richard Boniello Cambodia Aparna Sunder Indonesia Amiroh Indonesia Ike Indonesia Mansur Indonesia Solehhudin Indonesia Syafi'i Indonesia Amiroh Adnan Indonesia Didik Muhammad Akbar Indonesia Billy Andreas Indonesia Eka Nurhayati Diniyah Indonesia Sarah Dotulong Indonesia Neny Else Josephine Indonesia Laily Amin Fajariyah Indonesia Diah Fakhmawati Indonesia Hamid Faozi Indonesia Khabib Fauzi Indonesia Upi Fitriani Indonesia Rifqi Nur Hanifah Indonesia Craig Hansen Indonesia Tony Harseno Indonesia Tugi Hartono Indonesia Tri Haryanto Indonesia Rosyaida Saara Hellena Indonesia Ratih Ela Inggita Indonesia Wilujeng Jatiningsih Indonesia Enny Kristinawati Indonesia Hedy Lim Indonesia Widyana Mangesti Indonesia Catur Yoga Meiningdias Indonesia Anastasia Moertodjo Indonesia Retno Nur Utami Indonesia Estu Pitarto Indonesia Sidiq Pramono Indonesia Aries Prasetya Indonesia Eko Purwanto Indonesia Arvin Chaiyadi Putra Indonesia Sukmawati Rahmad Indonesia Budi Santoso Indonesia Hafidh Yogy Setiawan Indonesia Budi Setyono Indonesia Marcello Stanley Indonesia Saara Suaib Hanafi http://aka.ms/mieexpert Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Indonesia Yuche Yahya Sukaca Indonesia Fita Sukiyani Indonesia Wahyu Sulaiman Indonesia Sukesh Kamath Surendra Indonesia Pramawati Suryaningrum Indonesia Ahmad Syairozi Indonesia Nura Uma Annisa Indonesia Uun Wahyuni Indonesia Purwanti Wahyuningsih Indonesia Teguh Basuki Wibowo Indonesia Ika Wulandari Indonesia Prima Yoga Indonesia Muhammad Zulham Korea Joongmin Ahn Korea Joonho Bae Korea Young Hoon Bae Korea Kang Bangyong Korea Seon Cheol Cheon Korea Yongnam Cho Korea Youngsang Cho Korea Gernsoo Choi Korea Huiyeung Choi Korea Inbum Choi Korea Jeongkyu Choi Korea Sungkwon Choi Korea Woongbee Choi Korea Yungyu Choi Korea Tae Geon Eom Korea ChangJin Ham Korea Seungryun Han Korea junhee Ho Korea DaeHwa Hong Korea Choong-ha Hwang Korea Kyuyun Hwang Korea Jin Moon Im Korea Junhyeok Jang Korea Soojeong Jang Korea Chanho Jeon Korea Yoojin Jeon Korea Dawoon Jeong Korea Seon Gu Jeong Korea Ahn Jineseok Korea Hong Ji-yeon Korea HyeRyeong Jo Korea Sooyeon Jo Korea HaeYoon Jung Korea Insung Jung Korea Seung Hyub Jwa Korea MyoungSun Kang Korea Shinok Kang Korea Sol Kang Korea Cho KeeSung http://aka.ms/mieexpert Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Korea Bomi Kim Korea Hakin Kim Korea Hyojeong Kim Korea Hyungsu Kim Korea hyungwook kim Korea Hyunjung Kim Korea Jae Hong Kim Korea KeunJae Kim Korea Ki Woong Kim Korea Kyungsang Kim Korea Mi Young Kim Korea Min Young Kim Korea Minsang Kim Korea Sang Tae Kim Korea Taeseo Kim Korea Yujung Kim Korea Yusang Kim Korea Jongwon Ko Korea ByeongGuk Ku Korea HoSeong Kwak Korea Dongkuk Lee Korea Heemyeong Lee Korea Hyeonah Lee Korea Inji Lee Korea Jaehak Lee Korea Jeongdo Lee Korea Jiyoon Lee Korea Jungseo Lee Korea Rumy Lee Korea Sangeun Lee Korea Sangmin Lee Korea Seungmin Lee Korea Unggi Lee Korea Yoonhee Lee Korea Yunhee Lee Korea Yu Myeonseon Korea Hunhee Na Korea Pooleum Noh Korea Byunghyun Oh Korea Geonhye Park Korea Hee Jin Park Korea Joonmo Park Korea Jun Park Korea Mirim Park Korea Seongjin Park Korea TaeJun Park Korea WonHong Pyo Korea Je Kyun Ryu Korea Insoon Seo Korea WooYeon Seo Korea Mooncheol Seok Korea Lee Seong hee http://aka.ms/mieexpert Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Korea hanseob shin Korea Jae Hoon Shin Korea Kapcheon Shin Korea Minchul Shin Korea Younchoul Shin Korea EunJeong Song Korea Sukree Song Korea Lee Wanglyul Korea Eun-suk Yang Korea Seung Hwan Yeo Korea Jehyun Yeon Korea Jin-Ho Yoo Korea Donguk Yu Korea wonjin yu Korea 송(Song) 경 훈 (kyung hoon) Korea 병륜 박 Korea 성광 박 Korea 정석 오 Korea 김 차명 Korea 홍 창섭 Malaysia Nurfadhlina Al Aziz Malaysia Faridah Abd Fatah Malaysia Haslinda Abd Gaffar Malaysia Mohd Rizal Abd Ghani Malaysia Abdul Hafiz Abd Kadir Malaysia Farhana Wahida Abd Manaf Malaysia Noor Hisham Abd Wahab Malaysia Hasmah Abdul Lami Malaysia Zarina Abdul Naim Malaysia Azizul Abdul Radzak Malaysia Rizalafandi Abdul Rahim Malaysia Nurul Amirah Abdul Rahman Malaysia Salbani Abdul Rahman Malaysia Mohd Nasrun Abdullah Malaysia Siti Asmah Abdullah Malaysia Sharul Nizam Abu Juhari Malaysia Nabilah Abu Safian Malaysia Wan Syazwina Ag Matasan Malaysia Julie Mozianda Ahamat Malaysia Norazlina Ahmad Malaysia Siti Yuhanis Ahmad Malaysia Nur Faten Liyana Ahmad Rizal Malaysia Aiman Zhafri Ahmad Zulkiply Malaysia Abd Rahman Ali Bashah Malaysia Khairol Azuan Alias Malaysia Nur Riza Alias Malaysia Diana Alui Daniel Malaysia Azilawati Alwi Malaysia Buasma Ambo Alang Malaysia Noor Afni Andi Paturusi Malaysia Kong Yew Ang Malaysia Noor Ashikin Ani http://aka.ms/mieexpert Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts Country / location MIE Expert Name Malaysia Noor Malaiwati Awang Malaysia Natasha Awang Kalong Malaysia Haslina Aziz Malaysia Muhammad Adnin Azmi Malaysia Mohd Ariff Badarudin Malaysia Mohd Ridza Badaruni Malaysia Sainerah Baharuddin Malaysia Cheeryl Banyong Malaysia Mariam Basir Malaysia Mohd Fadzli Bin Ishak Malaysia Mohamad Solahuddin Al-Ansori Bin Ismail Malaysia Nurul Syafiqah Binti Muda Malaysia Andi Farah Bongkasa Malaysia Saifulnizan Che Ismail Malaysia Mohd Azrul Che Mustapha Malaysia Norhafizah Che Zainal Malaysia Chen Fie Chee Malaysia coco chong Malaysia Mohamad Zambri Dahaman Malaysia Gracia Daniel Malaysia Havery Danyang Malaysia Muhamad Ruwaidi Dasimon Malaysia Noor Emy Liana Daud Malaysia Donna Dawi Malaysia Ahmad Muslim Dolhan Malaysia Macyl-Aldecin Emley Malaysia Mohd Faisal Fadzil Malaysia Norfarhana Faznor Fadzil Malaysia Mohd Ihsan Faharol Razi Malaysia Norlinda Faman Malaysia Azmirawanie Ghani Malaysia Muhamad Haizat Ghazali Malaysia Brian Ginsos Malaysia Hemawathi Gopinathan Malaysia Jama'yah Hanafiah Malaysia Mohd Hakerizan Bin Harun Harun Malaysia Mohamad Haniff Hasan Malaysia Adenan Hashim Malaysia Farah Waheeda Hashim
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    Conseil de la CAA CAA Council Président de la CAA - Représentant de l’Afrique à l’IAAF / CAA President IAAF Africa Representative Hamad Kalkaba Malboum (Cameroun/Cameroon) Vice-Présidents / Vice Presidents Younes Chetali (Tunisie/Tunisia) Vivian Gungaram (Maurice//Mauritius) Theophile Montcho (Benin) David Okeyo (Kenya) Violet Odogwu-Nwajei (Nigeria) Trésorier Général / Treasurer General Alhadji Dodou Joof (Gambie/Gambia) Membres / Members Abderrahmane Belaid (Algérie//Algeria) Sarifa Abdul Magide Fagilde (Mozambique) Siddiq Ahmed Ibrahim (Soudan//Sudan) Emmanuel M’Pioh (Congo) Hisseine Ngaro (Tchad/Chadd) Sandy Osei-Agyman (Ghana) Giovanna Rousseau (Seychelles) Pascal Sawadogo (Burkina Faso) Magazine de la Confédération Africaine d'Athlétisme Confederation of African Athletics magazine Représentant es Athletes Athletes’ Representative Responsable / Editor manager Oumar BA Frank Fredericks (Namibie/Namibia) E-mail : [email protected] Hann Maristes, Cité Som, Bloc C B.P. : 88 DAKAR Sénégal Présidents de Régions Tél. : +221 33 832 83 97 / 33 832 83 98 Fax : +221 33 832 84 02 Presidents of Regions E-mail : [email protected] Sud/South: Site Web : webcaa.org Leonard Chuene (AfriqueduSud/South Africa) To coutribute news and information to this newsletter Centre : Africathlete - or the CAA website - www.webcaa.org Richard Damas (Gabon) Please contact : Oumar Ba, CAA Editor Manager Nord/North : E-mail : [email protected] Phone : +221 33 832 83 97 / 33 832 83 98 Fatima El Faquir (Maroc /Morocco) Fax : +221 832 84 02 Est/East : E-mail : [email protected] Site Web : webcaa.org Bisrat Gashaw Tena (Ethiopie /Ethiopia) Ouest/West : Conception - Impression et Flashage Momar Mbaye (Sénégal /Senegal) LA ROCHETTE DAKAR 15, Rue Huart Dakar / Sénégal - B.P.