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Jennings thanked the volunteers for their work to help Congress participants at the airport, during the coffee breaks, in the Congress post office and in many other ways.



"We had a brilliant week and I just wanted to share with you the satisfaction and the joy that the 2000 plus participants experienced in Nagasaki. They enjoyed the city, they enjoyed the Congress but all of them had a very special mention for the volunteers," Jennings said. All the participants were received with great politeness, with joy and great friendliness. They are talking about the Red Jacket Volunteers."



He called the volunteers the "stars of the show". Jennings also encouraged the Red Jacket Volunteers, who are young members of UNI's affiliates, to keep in touch to form the next generation of trade union leaders in Japan who will grow the UNI family in Japan, in Asia and around the world.

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The Congress was a great success and now UNI looks forward to its new plan of action, "Breaking Through", a new approach to ensure equitable gender representation on its leadership structures and a new plan for the organisation's financial health and stability.



Jennings said he will return to Japan in February to hear about the next phase of Breaking Through for the Japanese affiliates.