In HPAIR 2019’s Harvard conference, I participated in a challenge that prompted us to come up with a workable policy solution to an Asian humanitarian crisis. Leading this activity was the UNHCR and CARE from New York City and Washington, DC who briefed us on the humanitarian situations in Yemen, Read more…
KL is the capital of a kingdom in Southeast Asia, this in itself warrants a visit to the colorful city. Although its not as convenient or well-planned as Singapore, it is very internationalized in itself. You could eat rice noodles in an alley for breakfast, have a coffee in a Read more…
We had the opportunity to choose which company we wanted to engage with in a case competition for HPAIR 2018. Out a list of many companies it included the World Bank, Maybank, and Tencent. Naturally, I chose the World Bank as it was the biggest name on that list, I Read more…
The Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations is better known as HPAIR, the largest annual student conference organized by Harvard University in the Asia-Pacific region. Those of you who have been fortunate enough to be delegates will know that the sentence was repeatedly recited during official events. It aims to Read more…