＜若者の声＞ #マダガスカル🇲🇬出身のジェームズ・ラクトゥマララさんにお話を伺いました！ #TICAD Vで表明された「ABEイニシアティブ(#アフリカ の若者のための産業人材育成イニシアティブ)」の一環で日本へ留学に来ています。

<Message from youth> Mr. James Rakotomalala talks about his study in Japan and his country, Madagascar🇲🇬 He is one of the participants of ABE Initiative (#African Business Education Initiative for Youth), which was announced at #TICAD V.

<Message de la jeunesse> M. James Rakotomalala parle de ses études au Japon et de son pays, Madagascar🇲🇬 Il est l'un des participants de l'initiative ABE (Initiative d'éducation dans le secteur des affaires en faveur des jeunes #Africains), qui a été annoncée lors de la #TICAD V.

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