The Boy Scouts of the Philippines has announced the hosting of the 26th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Conference on October 15-20, 2018 at the Philippine International Convention Center. The conference is a triennial event that gathers Scout officials from National Scout Organizations (NSOs) representing 29 member countries in the Asia-Pacific Region.
With the theme “Growth and Stability,” BSP National President Wendel E. Avisado said the event is one huge opportunity for all Scout leaders in the Asia-Pacific Region to meet and share their experiences and expertise on various topics and areas of common interest. He said “the conference is also a venue where National Scout Organizations in the Asia-Pacific will have the chance to express their views on important issues and concerns affecting their respective NSOs and the global Scouting Movement.”
He said that aside from the conference, there would be three ancillary events that will be conducted in different dates and venues. They are the APR Course for Leader Trainers on Oct. 6-12, 9th APR Scout Youth Forum on Oct. 9 to 12 and Chief Scout Executives Meet on Oct. 13.
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BSP Secretary General Rogelio S. Villa Jr. said, the 9th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Youth forum will give young participants the opportunity to express their views and make recommendations on issues of interest to them and to develop the skills necessary to strengthen their capacity to take part in the decision-making process of the global Scouting Movement. The Course for Leader Trainers, organized by the World Scour Bureau-Asia Pacific Regional Support Center, is considered the highest training for trainers. It gives the participants the opportunity to become course leaders who are capable of managing the training system of their respective NSOs. The Chief Executives’ Meets is also one of the highlights of the conference where chief executives gather to share their best practices in facing the challenges in their NSO. Another highlight of the event, Villa said, is the announcement of winners of the Search for Outstanding APR Scouts, where BSP will nominate one candidate who won in the Search for Outstanding Boy Scouts of the Philippines.
In the preparatory meeting attended by the staff of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific Regional Support Center, Avisado encouraged the attendees to “leave no stone unturned” to ensure smooth conduct of the event. “We are doing this not just for the BSP, but also for the country. In this event, we are representing our country on the world stage. All eyes would be on our organization as we put the BSP’s stake in the global Scouting Movement,” he said.