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Youth Advisors Elections DOCUMENT 5 Youth Advisors Elections Youth Advisors Elections Table of Contents Note 2 Election Procedure .................................................................................................................... 2 List of Candidates ...................................................................................................................... 2 Mr Latame Komla ADOLI (Togo) ............................................................................................. 3 Mr Ram Prasad BHATTARAI (Nepal) ...................................................................................... 5 Mr Mouath BIN NUJAYFAN (Saudi Arabia) ............................................................................. 7 Ms Diana CARRILLO TIBURCIO (Mexico) ................................................................................ 8 Mr Mori Chi-kin CHENG (Hong Kong) .................................................................................... 10 Mr Hamza EL HAMMOUMI (Morocco) .................................................................................... 12 Mr Andriy KOLOBOV (Ukraine) ............................................................................................. 13 Mr Julius KRAMER (Sweden) ................................................................................................ 15 Mr Tiago LACERDA QUEIROZ CARVALHO (Brazil) ................................................................. 18 Mr Edgar MARUMBU (Kenya) ................................................................................................ 20 Mr Martin MEIER (Liechtenstein) ......................................................................................... 22 Mr Mohammad ODETTALLAH (Jordan) ................................................................................. 24 Ms Amal RIDENE (Tunisia) ................................................................................................... 26 Ms Narumi SAKATA (Japan) ................................................................................................. 28 Mr Rafael SIMÕES (Portugal) ............................................................................................... 30 Declaration of Conflicts: .......................................................................................................... 33 Document 5 – Youth Advisors Elections Page 1 of 36 13th World Scout Youth Forum - Azerbaijan 2017 Note This document should be examined and discussed in your National Scout Organization (NSO) and brought to the Forum by your delegation. The personal information contained in the first part of the presentation of the candidates is based on the information communicated by the NSOs concerned. The texts of motivation in the second half are presented in their entirety. Election Procedure Elections will be held at the World Scout Youth Forum in Gabala, Azerbaijan to elect six Youth Advisors for a period of three years (2017-2020). A Youth Advisor is not eligible for re-election. Voting shall be conducted in one single round and shall be done by electronic or paper ballot. Electronic voting device or paper ballots will be distributed to delegation with voting rights at the Forum. Nothing may be entered on the electronic or paper ballot except the number of votes cast for each candidate. Voting will be by secret ballot. The number of votes cast in favour of each candidate will be announced. Please refer to Forum Document 2, Annex N° 2A - World Scout Youth Forum Rules of Procedure - Section 5 Voting and Section 6 Elections of the Youth Advisors. List of Candidates Mr Latame Komla Adoli (Togo) Mr Ram Prasad Bhattarai (Nepal) Mr Mouath Bin Nujayfan (Saudi Arabia) Ms Diana Carrillo Tiburcio (Mexico) Mr Mori Chi-kin Cheng (Hong Kong) Mr Hamza El Hammoumi (Morocco) Mr Turgut Gambarov (Azerbaijan) Mr Andriy Kolobov (Ukraine) Mr Julius Kramer (Sweden) Mr Tiago Lacerda Queiroz Carvalho (Brazil) Mr Edgar Marumbu (Kenya) Mr Martin Meier (Liechtenstein) Mr Mohammad Odettallah (Jordan) Ms Amal Ridene (Tunisia) Ms Narumi Sakata (Japan) Mr Rafael Simões (Portugal) Page 2 of 36 Document 5 – Youth Advisors Elections Document 5 – Youth 13th World Scout Youth Forum - Azerbaijan 2017 Mr Latame Komla ADOLI (Togo) Nominated by: Association Scoute du Togo Age: 23 Educational background and qualifications: PhD in medicine Professional activities: Student, practical work instructor in hematology Scouting Experience: • National level: 2006:1st National Jamboree of Togo; 2012: Member of the MoP National Patrol Togo; 2016: Crew leader of the Doctor Scouts • Regional level WOSM: 2016: Member of the Jamboree's International Service Team/health team; African Scouting; 2017: Secretary of the Youth Advisors of West Africa Languages spoken: French (native speaker) and English (good) NSO's Rationale for nomination: Scout ADOLI Latame Komla is a member of the group of trainers for Messengers of Peace and a national trainer of facilitators in dialogue for peace. He has had an exemplary academic and Scout training allowing him to be a young person able to bring added value to his environment and act as a reference point for young people. He organizes and participates in both national and international activities. His dynamism and activism in the association have enabled him to increase his skills in community projects, but also to develop his capacity in the field of assistance to young people and communities. As Rover crew leader ADOLI Latame Komla is one of the young Scouts whose motivation and commitment brings new blood to Scouting at national, regional and international levels. His election would bring a major contribution to World Scouting. Candidate's Statement of Motivation: 1. What is your personal motivation to stand for election as Youth Advisor to the World Scout Committee? My first motivation is my desire to serve others. Scouting has taught me since I was little to do what we call a Good Turn and then to serve others. I would like to put my skills at the service of others; to make louder their voice and to represent them effectively everywhere as needs will be. My second motivation is my desire to contribute to the completion of the 2023 Vision of Scouting, which is to make by 2023 Scouting the leading educational youth movement in the world, enabling 100 million young people to be active citizens creating positive change in their communities and in the world based on shared values. 2. What do you see as the most important issues and opportunities facing World Scouting? In my opinion the most important problems facing Scouting is that of Scout training and of communications these days. The observation is that many people join Scouting mainly because of the standing of Scouts or the Scout activities ... These persons must therefore be able to have adequate training to enable them to acquire the fundamentals of Scouting and to become active citizens in their communities. The Internet is an important channel to be used by Scouting to train and inform. But many of these people do not have access to the Internet, especially in rural areas. Scouting is an ideal framework that offers young people a non-formal education based on Scouting values. Document 5 – Youth Advisors Elections Page 3 of 36 13th World Scout Youth Forum - Azerbaijan 2017 3. What experience and skill sets would you bring to help World Scouting achieving Vision 2023? My experience as a Young Advisor in the West Africa zone; As a MoP leader and as a member of the African Network of the University Scout Movement are major strengths for me. My dynamism and my leadership are the skills that I have gained through Scouting and from my professional training, and are also assets that allow me to assist World Scouting in the culmination of its Vision 2023. 4. How would you describe your leadership style? My style of leadership is that of an individual person who believes in harmony and who seeks cohesion. This style promotes interactions and allows me to understand the needs of others and to work to satisfy them. Also my style of leadership is that of a visionary leader, which mobilizes the crowds, gives a sense, communicates an inspiring vision for all and everyone. Page 4 of 36 Document 5 – Youth Advisors Elections Document 5 – Youth 13th World Scout Youth Forum - Azerbaijan 2017 Mr Ram Prasad BHATTARAI (Nepal) Nominated by: Nepal Scouts Age: 24 Educational background and qualifications: Graduate Professional activities: Consultant Scouting experience: • National level: National Programme Commissioner Languages spoken: English (fluent), Hindi (fluent) and Mandarin (good) NSO’s Rationale for Nomination: Mr. Ram Prasad Bhattarai is a young and energetic Scout leader dedicating himself in the development of youth and the Scouting Movement. Through Messengers of Peace (MOP) and Ticket to Life (TTL) programme Bahattarai has been able to generate new wave of motivation youth members of Nepal Scouts. Mr. Bhattarai who halls for a hill part of the country has developed himself into a prominent Scout leader among the youth and the future of the country as a strong actor in the Scouting movement. Mr. Bhattarai is actively putting himself into the Nepal Scouts Act amendments which will further stabilize Nepal Scouts as a leading NSO in the region. Mr. Bhattarai, as a National programme commissioner, has worked out to set up an online registration data system which we believe, will take us towards transparency of the organisation. Mr. Bhattarai holds such a capacity which enables him to raise the issues regarding youth
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