PDG Jason Lim
Chairman, ASEAN Rotary Network RY 2022–24
Building a more peaceful ASEAN through climate action, mental wellness and the next generation of peacebuilders.
In a world characterized by diverse cultures, complex geopolitical landscapes, and global challenges, the pursuit of peace and understanding stands as a paramount goal. Rotary International continues to foster harmony and unity through its commitment to promoting peace.
The Peace Conference brought together regional voices to exchange ideas, build partnerships and inspire sustained action.
About the conference ↗Climate Change | Mental Wellness | Youth as Peacebuilders
Impact on humanity, water and food security, and refugee migration. Environment, social and governance action.
Explore theme ↗Addressing the silent pandemic through inclusive healthcare, awareness, support and regional cooperation.
Explore theme ↗Educating and empowering young people to become advocates of peace and agents of conflict transformation.
Explore theme ↗Thank you for attending the Rotary ASEAN Peacebuilders Conference at Parkroyal Collection, Kuala Lumpur.
View full program ↗Yeoh Tseow Suan
Guest of Honour for the Rotary ASEAN Peacebuilders Conference 2024. The conference archive records her address and participation as Malaysia’s Minister of Youth and Sports at the time of the event.
Meet the speakers ↗Tomorrow’s Leaders. Today’s Peacebuilders.
The Peace Conference serves as a beacon of hope and collaboration, bringing together thought leaders, experts, and advocates from diverse fields. It provides a platform for the exchange of ideas, experiences, and innovative solutions to address the multifaceted challenges to peace. The conference strives to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to contribute meaningfully to peacebuilding efforts.
The significance of the Peace Conference extends beyond its temporal boundaries. It is a catalyst for sustained action and impact. Attendees leave not only with a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding peace but also with a renewed commitment to being agents of positive change in their communities.
The ASEAN Rotary Intercountry Committee was established in May 2022, bringing together more than 42,000 members from 1,600 Rotary Clubs across the region. The purpose is to increase fellowship and intercultural understanding, foster stronger ties and establish networks across borders.
The ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community envisions a community whose people benefit from cooperation in education, health, social welfare, youth, environment, community development and sustainable growth. The ASEAN Rotary Network contributes to this vision through Rotary’s areas of focus.
Proactive dialogue and strategies that prevent conflicts escalating.
Improving community wellbeing by expanding access to vital services.
Building healthier, more stable communities.
Empowering people to break cycles of poverty and exclusion.
Supporting inclusive opportunities and long-term social stability.
Research and data sharing: Foster collaborative research and evidence-based regional policy.
Regional task forces: Build expert, public-sector and civil-society collaboration.
Funding mechanisms: Explore public-private partnerships, international cooperation and Rotary Foundation support.
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The ASEAN Rotary Network connects Rotary leaders and clubs across member countries in service of international understanding, goodwill and peace.
PDG Jason Lim is listed as Chairman for Rotary Years 2022–24. A charter member of the Rotary Club Bangkok Bangna, he joined Rotary in 2000 and served as District Governor in 2016–17, among numerous club and district leadership roles.
Chairman, ASEAN Rotary Network RY 2022–24
Malaysia National Section Chair 2022–24
Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator, District 3300
Indonesia, District 3410
Singapore, District 3310
Philippines, District 3800
Myanmar, Rotary Club of Yangon
Brunei, District 3310
Cambodia, District 3350
Vietnam, District 5170
Laos, Rotary Club of Vientiane
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Conference 2024 Secretariat · Organising team and Rotary leadership.
Ex Officio · District 3300
Chairman · ASEAN Rotary Network
Pre-conference event chair
Fellowship Dinner Chair
Committee Member
Committee Member
Gifts · Committee Member
Conference Event Chair · Climate Change
Conference Event Chair · Youth as Peacebuilders
Conference Event Chair · Mental Wellness
Hotel Liaison
Photography & Sponsorship
Digital Media & Payments
Logistics
Committee Member
Committee Member
Committee Member
Global Grant
Committee Member
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Speaker and panelist profiles from the original 2024 conference archive. Original portrait photographs require transfer from the existing hosting assets.
Conservationist; Director, Perak State Parks Corporation
Founder and Chairperson, Climate Governance Malaysia
Public health specialist, WHO Country Office
Former Malaysian Minister of Water, Land and Natural Resources
Moderator
Rapporteur
Global and Cultural Mental Health, University of Melbourne
Director of Mental Health Service Administration, Thailand
Department of Psychiatry, University of Indonesia
Moderator · Malaysian Mental Health Association
Rapporteur
Global Partnerships Manager, Mediators Beyond Borders International
Mediators Beyond Borders International, Philippines
Director of Partnerships, Institute for Economics and Peace
International Association of Youth and Students for Peace, Asia Pacific
Professor of Architecture, UCSI University
Regional Director, Legal & Government Affairs, Microsoft ASEAN
CEO, Enggang Management Services
UNHCR Youth Outreach Volunteer
Moderator
Rapporteur
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Thursday, 23 May 2024 · PARKROYAL COLLECTION Kuala Lumpur · Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today’s Peacebuilders
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Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Telephone: 03-2782 8388
Conference support: aseanrotarypeacebuilders@gmail.com
Booking code: RotaryPeace. Superior single MYR 355+, superior double MYR 390+, urban deluxe single MYR 395+, urban deluxe double MYR 430+. These historical rates are no longer current booking offers.
Hotel website ↗Tomorrow’s Leaders. Today’s Peacebuilders.
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Conference rapporteur report · 11 pages
Open document ↗Presentation document · 42 pages
Open document ↗Official Malaysian Immigration Department
Open resource ↗Official immigration online services
Open resource ↗Tomorrow’s Leaders. Today’s Peacebuilders.
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For social, political and intellectual transformation for climate change and peace.
Peace is more than just the absence of violence and is of universal concern. There is a symbiotic relationship between peace, security, development and human rights. Peacebuilding addresses both the symptoms of violence and the underlying causes of inequality and social injustice.
For young people, peace and security are deeply personal, connected with wellbeing, dignity, hope, belonging and the absence of fear. Peacebuilding must also confront environmental instability and the risks of climate change for future generations.
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