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Bangkok,
November 28, 2004
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MON YOUTH COMMUNITY'S AGM HELD
Thailand based MYC or Mon
Youth Community held its annual general meeting at Thai Raman Association in Bangkradee near Bangkok and elected a new executive committee.
Several hundreds of MYC members attended the meeting coming from as far as Uthai
Thani of the north and Phetburi of the southern Thailand. The meeting took place at the Thai Raman Association and foods and drinks were served by the local community from their village for lunch. The AGM was opened by the President at 10 am followed by dance of the children, then the president introduced EC member of 2002-2004, Secretary reported activities in the past two
years, Treasurer reported financial situation and interview with Mon
community representatives from different provinces of Thailand.
After having lunch, Ajarn Suthat, the abbot of Wat Thongbor, Ayudhaya
present a lecture "the role of the monks for Mon national".
After that the election took place not too long got a new president, Nai
Ong Banjune, 31 year old graduated master degree. The new president
needed to introduce himself to the audience and explain his vision about
the future plan for the MYC.
The first task for the newly elected MYC team is to organize for its participation in the forth
coming of HM King's birthday on December 5, 2004. The new President called a meeting
straight away for that job. The MYC will have a booth at Snam Luang for
exhibition, offering foods and performance with Mon
traditional dance.
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