ROTTERDAM, November 29, 2006—AIESEC has partnered with the European Community Film and Communications Project, In Transit, to promote the 50th anniversary of the European Union.

In Transit aims to promote European integration through intercultural dialogue, cultural diversity and enhanced citizen participation in public life and decision-making through a short digital film and interactive website (http://www.in-transit.org).

The film revolves around a young British man and an East European woman who are sharing a carriage on a train from Brussels speeding eastwards across Europe. These people are at personal and professional crossroads in their life, with many of their dilemmas reflecting the challenges facing Europe as a whole. The shooting of this film will be completed in the coming months and the premiere will take place during the official celebrations for the 50th Anniversary of the European Union in March 2007.

AIESEC members will be involved through the interactive “virtual train” which has been designed to encourage young people to talk about Europe and what it means to them on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the European Union. This will be a learning environment for AIESEC members in our European region, who are currently working on a project with the European Union to engage and connect youth across the EU borders.

“The AIESEC community is like a borderless society, and fostering cultural understanding is one of our core values, which makes this project interesting for our members. It will be a platform for AIESEC members to engage with other European youth to discuss the challenges and solutions they see facing European youth today, and how this has changed over the past 50 years,” said Michelle Gallant, Vice President Communication of AIESEC International.

The project will be launched November 29, 2006 at an event held jointly by the European Parliament – Commission.

About In Transit
In-Transit’ is a non-profit European Community Film and Communications project, which aims to promote European integration through intercultural dialogue, cultural diversity and enhanced citizen participation in public life and decision-making. To achieve these goals, the project uses a short digital film and the interactive website: http://www.in-transit.org. A number of MEPs, including Josep Borell, President European Parliament, Dr. Ingo Friedrich, Vice-President European Parliament, Manolis Mavrommatis, Vice-Chairmain of the Committee on Culture and Education, and Commissioners, Mrs. Viviane Reding, Mrs. Margot Wallström, Mrs. Benita Ferrero-Waldner and Mr Jan Figel enthusiastically support the project.

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AIESEC is a voice for youth at Business as an Agent of World Benefit Forum

CLEVELAND (October 26, 2006)—The important role that youth play in shaping the future of business, was highlighted this past week by AIESEC at the Business as an Agent of World Benefit (BAWB) Forum in Cleveland, Ohio.

In an interview, Georg Kell, Executive Head of the UN Global Compact said that “AIESEC in particular has been ground breaking in bringing issues such as Corporate Responsibility from being a sidelined topic to one that is central to business management. It is the kind of students that are part of AIESEC that have influenced the mainstream business schools to be part of an event such as this.”

Kell emphasized the importance of young leaders as agents of positive change by raising awareness of the issues that will impact their generation in their interaction with current leaders in business and academics.

Twenty four of AIESEC’s top members were selected to participate in the forum as the leading youth voice on the theme of the conference. Together with leaders in the corporate, civic and academic sector, they challenged the current state of corporate citizenship, envisioned possibilities for the future, and mapped out strategies for leveraging corporate citizenship activities. Seven of AIESEC members were also in the role of facilitators.

Together with Deans of business schools and other leaders in management education, Brodie Boland, President of AIESEC from June 2005 - July 2006, addressed the plenary under the topic, Management Knowledge Leading Positive Change. AIESEC was held up as an exemplary education initiative and Boland highlighted the fact that an academic degree alone was not sufficient education for the leaders that are needed by society today and in the future.

About the BAWB Forum

Organized by the United Nations Global Compact, the Academy of Management and the Case Weatherhead School of Management, the BAWB brought together over 400 top business leaders and educators in the field of corporate citizenship to look at ways of conducting business that is both profitable and successful in addressing the world's most pressing social needs. The event theme was Management Knowledge Leading Positive Change and ran from October 22 – 25 at the Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. More information about the Business as a World Benefit including the virtual forum can be found online at: http://www.bawbglobalforum.org/about/virtualforum

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Government of Georgia supportive of AIESEC activities

TBILISHI (November 1, 2006)—The Prime Minister of Georgia, Zurab Nogaideli, met with representatives of AIESEC last week to discuss how the government in Georgia can support AIESEC activities.

Pinar Akiskalioglu, Director of Strategy for AIESEC International along with Irakli Kobalia and Rusudan Kardava, respectively President and External Relations Coordinator of the Official Expansion of AIESEC in Georgia met with the Prime Minister to share their opinions on the potential of youth in the region and AIESEC’s current start up initiatives in the country.

In the twenty minute meeting AIESEC representatives explained the initiatives of the organization in developing young Georgian talent. AIESEC activities have been underway in Georgia for just under two years, driven by passionate youth who see the positive impact that AIESEC can make in their communities and in developing young leaders in their country.

In the official meeting, the Prime Minister expressed how supportive the young Georgian government is on the activities of young people and organizations such as AIESEC, which was echoed by the Prime Minister’s External Relations advisor, Gocha Lortqipanidze, who was also present at the meeting.

This year is critical in the official establishment of AIESEC in Georgia, who currently hold “ Official Extension” status. The Official Extension of AIESEC in Georgia will be eligible to gain full membership rights within two years provided they fulfil necessary membership criteria, including proper organizational structure and number of exchanges that have been made.

“The Prime Minister assured me that AIESEC in Georgia will not just become an official part of the network, but a successful one,” recalls Pinar Akiskalioglu, Director of Strategy for AIESEC International. “I think the youth in Georgia have a lot of potential, which can only be furthered by matching them with AIESEC to help them further develop themselves. With the government supporting the initiatives in this regard, I think the opportunities for Georgian youth are endless.”

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AIESEC expands its network to include Bahrain and Qatar

AIESEC grows to over 95 countries worldwide

ROTTERDAM, September 18, 2006—AIESEC expanded its network to include Bahrain and Qatar at the recent International Congress, held in Warsaw, Poland earlier this month. The AIESEC network now spans over 95 countries worldwide.

Bahrainand Qatar have started AIESEC activities over the recent years thanks to the support of AIESEC in the United States, who began the initiative to create a volunteer culture among the youth of the Middle East.

“Qatar has one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and currently in a transformation state as a former pearl-fishing centre to a business centre. In a time of such challenges AIESEC’s contribution can add tremendous value by developing leaders the society desperately needs: leaders, who are able to guide the country through the transformation process and take it to the next level,” says Kristina Janjic, President of the Official Expansion for AIESEC in Qatar.

“ Expanding AIESEC to Bahrain demonstrates the versatility that the organization holds in its nature. The role of AIESEC in the Middle East is fairly obvious to AIESEC, and as a global organization, we cannot afford not to have a presence in this region. As one of the newest additions to the AIESEC network, I see AIESEC in Bahrain being a positive contributor in the network through unique contributions ranging from complex best-case practices such as Islamic Banking to the sheer hospitality of the Bahraini people,” says Claude Clodomir, President of the Official Expansion for AIESEC in Bahrain.

Both Bahrain and Qatar have gained Official Extension status, officially recognizing their efforts to join the global network. They will be eligible to gain full membership rights within two years provided they fulfil necessary membership criteria, including proper organizational structure and number of exchanges that have been made.

The addition of Bahrain and Qatar was approved along with the official recognition of an additional region in the AIESEC network—the Middle East and North Africa growth network will now bring together current AIESEC Member Committees, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, UAE as well as an initiative to the expansion in Jordan. The recognition of Middle East and North Africa as an official region in the AIESEC network coincides with AIESEC’s increased relevance in this area of the world.

The historic move took place at International Congress, AIESEC’s largest congress of the year, bringing together over 600 members from across all countries in the network. The conference was held in Warsaw, Poland and ran from August 24 to September 4, 2006.

AIESEC members invited to key events as representatives of youth leadership

With an ever increasing role and relevance that AIESEC is playing in today’s global society, AIESEC members are continuously asked to participate in top events as a representative of youth leadership, entrepreneurship and positive change. AIESEC’s participation in events such as the European Bahá'í Business Forum, Economic Forum for Young Leaders and the TiE-ISB Connect 2006 exemplify the high regard these and other organizations have for the talented and bright-minded individuals that exist within the organization—truly leaders doing their part to make an impact on society.

AIESEC and European Bahá'í Business Forum

Cornelia Raportaru , Vice President Exchange and Jeanne du Plessis, Global Networks Manager, both of AIESEC International were invited to participate as representatives of youth leadership at the recent European Bahá'í Business Forum (EBBF) in the Netherlands.

EBBF is a nongovernmental organization and an exclusive network of over 300 men and women in business in over sixty countries – which recently held their annual conference with the main topic of discussion being: The Purpose of business: From Vision to Action , from the 21 -24 of September in Neijmegen, The Netherlands.

Raportaru took part in a panel on the topic: “In Search of the Real Purpose of Business” and her role was to add a youth perspective. Further on in the conference Du Plessis made a presentation on AIESEC covering our current activities and Learning Networks, explaining how these activities provide young people access to life changing opportunities that enable them to become leaders that are socially responsible, entrepreneurial, culturally sensitive and active learners. She also fortified the presentation with practical examples of alumni.

All in all, AIESEC has been associated with EBBF in very many ways, and this is clear with one look at their Annual Report [http://www.ebbf.org/documents/ANNUALREPORT2005.pdf] which clearly outlines how EBBF recognizes AIESEC for playing the role of developing young and dynamic socially responsible leaders.

AIESEC at the Economic Forum for Young Leaders

AIESEC alumni, Peter Heinzel (Member Committee President, AIESEC in Austria 2005-2006) along with two other AIESEC members from Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina attended the Economic Forum for Young Leaders in Poland, September 6 – 10, 2006.

The forum was a platform linking the cooperation between the organizations of Eastern and Western Europe. It was first of all a tribune of opinions, views and visions of the young generation of Europeans on essential problems of the present day.

AIESEC members, invited as representatives of youth opinion, had the opportunity to engage in the debates of the 16 ^th Economic Forum in Keynica and panel discussions, workshops, the exchange of social action and programs of activities, and a fair of organizations.

Key participants of the forum included Jacques Attali (former adviser to the President of France), Jerzy Buzek (legate to the European Parliament from the EPL, Prime Minister of Poland 1997-2001), Mikulas Dzurinda (Prime Minister of Slovakia 1998-2006), Michel Saakaszwili (the President of Georgia), Jean Claude Trichet (President of the European Central Bank), among many others.

AIESEC at the the TiE-ISB Connect 2006

The TiE-ISB Connect is India’s largest networking event for entrepreneurs and investors, that was held from September 20 - 22, 2006 at the ISB Campus in Hyderabad, India.

The ISB is a platinum partner for AIESEC in India’s Entrepreneurship Initiative, and thanks to this AIESEC in India sent 12 representatives to attend this unique forum as representatives of budding high potential entrepreneurs and young leaders.

The forum enabled aspiring entrepreneurs, early-stage ventures and growth-stage ventures to interact with potential investors, successful entrepreneurs and mentors.

The event had a host of speakers right from Dr. Y. Rajasekhar Reddy, Chief Minister for the state of Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad to business leaders such as Mr. B. Ramalinga Raju of Satyam Computer Services and diplomats like Mr. David Hopper, US Consulate General.

On Learning Networks Day – Solidarity for the Future, Lech Walesa, former President of Poland (1990-1995) addressed the delegates of International Congress 2006 to kick off the start of the day. Following the speech by the founder of the Solidarity Movement simultaneous discussion panels and sessions took place in the areas of Education, Finance, Corporate Social Responsibility, HIV/AIDS and Energy. Lech Walesa also spoke at the last International Congress held in Poland in 1996.

WARSAW , August 14, 2006—AIESEC will make Warsaw the capital of the world from August 24 to September 3 running the annual AIESEC International Congress, bringing together over 700 students from over 90 countries.

Through a series of discussions and seminars with global business, cultural, science, political and NGO leaders, top youth talent from AIESEC—the world’s largest student organization—w ill have a unique opportunity to exchange opinions and discuss the most relevant issues affecting today’s world.

In an effort to engage more of AIESEC’s 20,000 student members, a virtual platform for the conference will be available for congress delegates to share their experiences via blogs, online chats and video messaging, and members not in attendance can browse session materials online at http://www.live.ic2006.pl.

The theme of the conference this year is Solidarity for the Future , signifying the need for cooperation between different stakeholders for a better future full of understanding and tolerance for different cultures in the world. The light where different people with different cultural backgrounds, opportunities and challenges sit together to discuss crucial matters for the benefit of the world is what signifies the essence of Solidarity for the Future.

Lech Walesa, former President of Poland (1990-1995) and founder of the Solidarity Movement will address participants during the congress at the start of Learning Networks Day – Solidarity for the Future on August 28. Simultaneous discussion panels and sessions will take place in the areas of Education, Finance, Corporate Social Responsibility, HIV/AIDS and Energy.

Other participants that day include Andrew Fiddaman , Marketing Director of Youth Business International (YBI), a program of The Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum; Richard Baird , Global Managing Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, CEO Bank PEKAO S.A.