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From the Consulate General of Philippines
Fri, June 20 2008

The Philippines

 
filipine_flagBe on the alert! The Consulate General's office is warning the public about individuals, companies and websites, such as www.applications-download.com, selling so-called "passport application kits." They are not in any way connected with the Consulate General and are not endorsed by the Philippine government.
 
All consular services may be obtained free of charge directly from the Consulate General of through: http://vancouverpcg.net/pcg.
 

Thailand

A group of 30 officials from Thailand's Ministry of Science and Technology is visiting Vancouver from June 19 to 21 to participate in the Bioenergy and Biomass Research Group (BBRG) at UBC on June 20, 2008 from 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Thailand has a considerable supply of biofuels and uses it widely even while exporting about eight million tonnes of rice a year. The Thai government is helping build the biofuels industry by reducing consumer taxes.

BBRG provides consultation and research services to biomass and bioenergy companies, as well as government departments interested in learning more about alternative fuels.

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