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My
last day at the YSLME Project was on the 31st March,
2006. I want to acknowledge with deep thanks the
kindnesses, friendship and support that I have
experienced during the time that I have worked with you
all.
It’s not everyone who has a boss who is consistently
cooperative, generous, and understanding, colleagues who
are more like friends than workmates, and I feel that
I’ve been blessed. Not only have I enjoyed working with
you all; I have learned how a really good project office
should be run. The experience that I have gained working
for Yihang Jiang and all of my friends at the PMO has
been very important and will benefit me and my new
workplace for the future.
Although I am excited to enter my new position, I am
sad to leave all my friends at the YSLME Project and
feel that our relationship has come to an end too soon.
The YSLME Project is an extremely important project for
this region (and for the world), and has reached an
impressive level of achievement that I will be sad to
not be a part of in the future. I am sure that the team
at the YSLME PMO will continue to do a great job
regardless.
So, to Mr. Yihang Jiang, Project Manager, the staff
at the PMO, to Andrew Menz at UNOPS and all the staff at
UNDP Seoul, to the NFPs and NPCs for China and Korea, to
the members of the Regional Working Groups, to the
members of the Yellow Sea Partnership, to all the folks
at KORDI, and to all of the consultants whom I have had
the pleasure of working with on a number of contracts, I
say thank you and goodbye (for now).
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