Welcome to PQJ, everyone. I\u2019m Kaneaki Inoue, an internal medicine doctor and the PQJ secretary-general.
\nToday we welcome a hundred twenty five teams from twelve countries in the world, the PQJ record. I congratulate you on coming to PQJ.<\/p>\n
Now, we live in a disaster time.
\nCOVID-19 has claimed more than 6 million people’s lives.
\nWar in Ukraine has caused more than 14,000 deaths.
\nThe recent Syria and Turkey Earthquake has caused more than 50,000 deaths.
\nWe are medical professionals and students. We value lives.<\/p>\n
In this disaster time, how can we save people’s lives?
\nThe answer is an international collaboration.
\nThe international collaboration realized a novel COVID-19 vaccine and its quick distribution to the world has saved billions of lives.
\nThe international teams of medical professionals has been saving people in Ukraine, Syria and Turkey.<\/p>\n
What is the most important ability in the international medical collaboration?
\nMany doctors agree that it’s the deep understanding of medicine based on physiology in addition to English ability.
\nPQJ is the best place to learn both of them. It is also the great place to exercise international communication skills.
\nI am sure that the great deal of knowledge you earn in PQJ will defnitely help you when you become a medical professional and save patients.<\/p>\n
Now, let\u2019s go for the top of the world. Enjoy PQJ!
\nThank you very much.<\/p>\n
PQJ Secretary-general Kaneaki Inoue<\/p>\n
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