Bye, IDFR

It's the last day of our third training, Young Diplomats. I never had any feeling to come back home on every last day of training, because I knew that i would miss the memories and also the people I'd been around all those days, my cohort-mates, the officers, and also my beloved alumnis who taught me A LOT of things, taught me to be a better person in conclusion. I felt thankful until I am not glad at all to see the back of theirs. We always say "Now, let's come back to the reality" after finishing our training and right before going back to school, because being in JSLC and being around with these people is like a dream that feels genuinely real that I do not ever want to leave.

*wiping tears* okay, so on the last day, we had a closing ceremony, and our closing ceremony got more exciting because we collaborated with the Saudi diplomats' closing ceremony, and luckily, I had a good skill in Arabic, so I got to interact with some of them HAHA.

The closing ceremony started with the Zapin performance that we performed in front of the Ambassador Norman, Mdm. Hafizah, and the Saudi diplomats. It turned out so good and we enjoyed it! :))) and then it went with the speech by Ambassador Norman, including him complimented us being so energetic during the whole 5 days at IDFR by asking questions and volunteering to answer every question that was asked by the speakers, at a very young age. Then, the ceremony continued by a speech, given out by a representative of the Saudi diplomats. Lastly, the speech by JSLC Cohort * representative, JSL Nazira which was very super excellent! We, then, enjoyed the meal and interacted with each other.

After the ceremony ended, we packed our stuff and got ready to go back to Johor! Gosh, I was telling myself that I would miss these whole activities that we did together one day, and yes, it does happen. Alhamdulillah, we came back home safely and no one was sick after that. May more good memories and knowledge that we would gain on another training :D