On August 30,2017, Professor T.Nakano Secretary General, FARO met with Mr. Kevin O'Reilly, President, Oncology Systems, APAC Varian Medical Systems at Japan Office, Varian Medical Systems Inc. (Kabuto-cho, Tokyo) and talked about mutual cooperation between FARO and Varian Medical systems.
As a result, we together agreed that Varian and FARO share our common goals for the future of radiation therapy in the RCA region, and that we also share the same institutional values and the opportunity to work together to help increase access to proper radiation therapy for patients in the region and in particular to reduce suffering in developing countries.
Accordingly, we will continue to discuss various supports from Varian Medical systems necessary for implementing FARO activities as noted below.
We are also interested in discussing more about how we can help with collaboration between FARO and other institutions such as the IAEA in the areas that we can all work together on common goals. Kevin O'Reilly, President, Oncology Systems, APAC Varian Medical Systems met together at Japan Office, Varian Medical Systems Inc. for their cooperation.
Announcement 3
Announcementof 5th Annual Conference of the Asia Pacific NeuroendocrineTumours Society on 27-29 October in Mumbai, India . Announcement .pdf
FARO Business Meeting has been held. （November 21.2015）
1st Council Meeting
1st Council Meeting of FARO ended in great success.
（May 30, 2015）
Dear FARO Council Officers and Council Members,
Dear FARO Council Officers and Council Members,
The First Council Meeting of FARO will be held in Kyoto International Conference Center on May 30, 2015.
We also encourage you to bring many colleagues to ICRR2015 (May 25-29, 2015), which is an exciting event of scientific exchange for radiation oncologists and biologists.
We are looking forward to seeing all of you and your colleagues in Kyoto.
2014 Preparatory meeting
The participants of the second preparatory meeting of FARO (November 3, 2014, in Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
announcement of the Establishment of Federation of Asian Organizations for Radiation Oncology (FARO)
It is our great pleasure to make a public announcement of the establishment of the Federation of Asian Organizations for Radiation Oncology (FARO). This is a new and exciting framework in which collaboration can be developed among Asian radiation oncologists. FARO intends to function as a federation of radiation oncology societies in Asia and aims to improve the basic level of radiotherapy for the benefit of the patients in the Asian region. In the second preparatory meeting of FARO, which was held on November 3, 2014 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, societies of 11 Asian countries officially agreed to the establishment of FARO. These 11 societies which represent Asian nations are radiation oncology societies or oncology societies that include radiation oncology, and they agreed that FARO would first focus on the academic/scientific exchange and human resource development. The first official meeting of FARO will be held in May, 2015 in Kyoto. The followings are the participating societies: Bangladesh：Bangladesh Society of Radiation Oncologists (BSRO) China：Chinese Society of Therapeutic Radiation Oncology (CSTRO) India：Association of Radiation Oncologists of India (AROI) Indonesia：Indonesian Radiation Oncology Society (IROS) Japan：Japanese Society for Radiation Oncology (JASTRO） Korea：Korean Society for Radiation Oncology (KOSRO) Malaysia：Malaysian Oncological Society (MOS) Philippines：Philippine Radiation Oncology Society (PROS) Singapore：Singapore Radiological Society (SRS) Sri Lanka：Sri Lanka College of Oncologists (SLCO) Thailand：Thai Society of Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology (THASTRO) In the preparatory meeting, the first Council Officers were elected: Prof. Masahiro Hiraoka (JASTRO) as the President, Prof. Ramesh Bilimagga (AROI) as the Vice President, Prof. Takashi Nakano (JASTRO) as the Secretary General, Prof. Xianshu Gao (CSRO) as the Treasurer, Prof. Soehartati Gondhowiardjo (IROS) as the President-Elect, and Dr. Tomoaki Tamaki (JASTRO) as the Deputy Secretary General. The cooperation among the participating societies is essential for the future growth of FARO because the level of radiotherapy in the Asian region varies significantly. The FARO members would like to sincerely request significant support from partners of various fields so that the activity of FARO will lead to the improvement of radiotherapy within and beyond the Asian region.
Sincerely,
Masahiro Hiraoka, MD, PhD.President of FARO
The participants of the second preparatory meeting of FARO (November 3, 2014, in Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
In the first row from the right, Prof. Xianshu Gao (CSTRO, Treasurer), Prof. Takashi Nakano (JASTRO, Secretary General), Prof. Masahiro Hiraoka (JASTRO, President), Prof. Ramesh Bilimagga (AROI, Vice President), Prof. Soehartati Gondhowiardjo (IROS, President-Elect), Dr. Tomoaki Tamaki (JASTRO, Deputy Secretary General)
About FARO
Constitution
