
I.C.E.Y. Honorary Board Member
First Lady Lee Hee Ho |

I.C.E.Y. Honorary Board Member
President Kim Dae-jung |
The initial I.C.E.Y. Honorary Board
Member is President Kim Dae-jung, 2000 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. His
widow, Lee Hee-ho will serve as his representative. President Kim met
with the Youth Ambassador for I.C.E.Y. – H.O.P.E., Jonathan Lee and
expressed to him that the 21st century’s most critical issues
would be the environment and climate change. He also stated that
getting youth involved in helping the environment would be the hope for
the future.
On October 27, 2009, Lee Hee-ho
said, “I am honored to serve as the initial honorary board member,
representing President Kim Dae-jung. I agree with I.C.E.Y that is it
important for the youth of today to protect the environment from further
harm and to help prevent extreme climate change.”
During the August 15, 2009, 64th
Korean Independence Day celebration, President Lee Myung-bak met with
U.S. young environmental story writer and I.C.E.Y. Youth Ambassador,
Jonathan Lee. The president invited Jonathan as a VIP guest to
participate in the opening of the Green Growth Museum for Korea.
They went into the museum to look and discuss the environment.
Jonathan asked the president about the importance of recycling.
President Lee Myung-bak explained in detail about the importance of
recycling and its effect on extreme climate change.
권양숙
여사님께서
세계청소년환경연대의
명예이사님이 되셨습니다.

Jonathan,
I.C.E.Y. Youth Ambassador, in 2009 with Vice President Binay.
He is an Honorary Board
Member for I.C.E.Y. - International Cooperation of Environmental
Youth
Elected the Vice President of the Philippines.
I wish the best for the Philippines,
President Aquino and you, Vice President Binay. I see hope in the
Philippines.
This environmental group is an effort to help
the earth by educating and uniting the youth of today in order to
empower them to be the voice of the earth, now.