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This Grant aims to ensure better response to a variety of increasing needs in the fields of culture and higher education in the Republic of Yemen and cooperate more positively in the said fields. The Government of Japan introduced a scheme named the Grant Assistance for Cultural Grassroots Projects in 2000.
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Year | Project |
Grant Amount |
2002 |
Audio-Visual equipment to the Yemeni-Japanese Friendship Association |
81,540USD |
2004 |
Conservation Equipment for Cultural Heritages to the General Organization for Antiquities, Museums and Manuscripts |
46,430USD |
2005 |
Improvement of Karate Training equipment of Yemen Karate Federation |
86,052USD |
2006 |
Supply of training equipment to Yemen Gymnastics Federation |
90,088USD |
2006 |
Improvement of buses of the General Federation for Women on Sports |
86,400USD |
2009 |
Improvement of Japanese Language Learning Equipment of Yemeni-Japanese Friendship Association |
52,871USD |
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General Information about study in Japan
If you are interested in studying in Japan, these Websites below would be useful to you:
Scholarship from the Government of Japan
The Government of Japan offers scholarships to Yemen nationals in cooperation with the Ministry of Education. The program comprises:
For further information, please contact:
Cultural and Information Section, Embassy of Japan in Yemen
(Sat. -Wed., 07:45-15:30)
Tel: (967)1-423700
Fax: (967)1-417850
E-mail:culture@sa.mofa.go.jp
The Yemen-Japan Friendship Association organizes courses for the Japanese language to Yemeni nationals in the Association.
If you are interested in studying Japanese in Japan, these Websites below would be useful to you.
*Japanese Language Institutions in Japan
The Japanese Government along with select non-profit organizations offers a wide range of programs for individuals who seek exciting and challenging opportunities in Japan. Please visit the links below for more information on the various programs.
*The Japan Foundation main page
*International exchange programs in over 180 countries
Ship for World Youth Program is an exchange project hosted by the Government of Japan. It brings together youth between the ages of 18 and 30 from around the world, including Japan. The program starts in Japan. After orientation, participants board the ship and travel through the Indian Ocean or the Pacific Ocean. In addition to orientation in Japan, the program includes seminars and cultural, sports and leisure activities at sea in order for the participants to learn about one another countries and cultures. In the past, Yemen has been invited to participate 4 times in the past (1996, 2007, 2008, and 2010).
For useful information related to the alumni associations of the Ship for World Youth, please visit the links below.
*International Youth Exchange Organization/Ship for World Youth