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By the end of the Japanese Fiscal Year 2022, JICA Indonesia Office has dispatched 189 participants of JICA Development Studies Program (JICA-DSP) to study master's and doctoral programs in Japan, and 5 participants will be sent in March 2023. 9 March 2023, JICA Indonesia conducted a gathering event "JICA-DSP Presentation Report and Pre-Departure Briefing JFY2022" by inviting 4 JICA-DSP participants who have recently completed their studies and returned to Indonesia, to have a Presentation Report on their study and life in Japan and what they plan to do next at their respective institutions.

The purpose of this event is to maintain the relationship between JICA and JICA scholars and to strengthen the network among them. In addition to the report presentation, the 4 JICA-DSP graduates; Gilang Bayu Utomo (SDGs Global Leader program at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University), Angga Putra Perdana (Sustainable Urban Planning and Urban Transportation Development program at Toyo University), Anggrahito dan Dhoni Kurniawan (Solving Social Challenges by Information Communication and Technologies program at GLOBIS University) had an opportunity to give advice and share their experiences with the participants who will be dispatched to Japan.

Ms. MIZUTANI Yoko, Representative of JICA Indonesia office gave an opening remark to start the event

As part of the program, JICA Indonesia gave a pre-departure briefing to candidates who are going to start their study program in Japan this year. This was one of the great moments for the candidates,because, in addition to getting general information about the departure procedure, the candidates also had the opportunity to ask many questions and receive both academic and non-academic information from alumni in Indonesia.

JICA Indonesia hopes that after this event, both JICA and all JICA-DSP participants from Indonesia can maintain a good network, strengthen a relationship between JICA and its scholars, and continue to support each other to make a good contribution to Indonesia and Japan.