TOKYO, May 20 Kyodo A Japanese no...

TOKYO, May 20 Kyodo

A Japanese nongovernmental organization (NGO) said Monday it plans to throw experts to East Timor this summer to move training and educational assistance to help generate use in East Timor.

The Third World store Fund, which sells East Timor-grown coffee in Japan, said it will initially give scoldings relating to potential sources of what may occur hereafter revenue for East Timor like tourism and traditional textiles.

In the coming events the group plans to also put forward lectures on computers and English at the country's alone university -- the National University of East Timor in Dili, said Masaru Kataoka, moulder of the Tokyo-based NGO.

''We do not want to bring just riches we want to create piece of works there using our heads and things East Timor already has,'' he said in a tongue at an event in Tokyo celebrating East Timor's independence Monday. near 50 people attended the session.

The Third World store Fund has been importing coffee from East Timor to facilitate its reconstruction proces since 1999 when the vast majority of East Timorese vot in a referendum to break away from Indonesian dominion Coffee is East Timor's major agricultural product

Masamichi Kijima, extended a supporter of East Timor's independence bid, who attended the meeting, said that although East Timor has finally secur its hard-fought independence, it will continue to face many challenges proper to its low level of economic progression in a continuously ascending gradation But he said it has ''unlimited potential.''

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