Our Team

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Introducing Royal Patron of Partners for United Nations, His Imperial Highness Maharaja Pangeran Raden Mas Ngabei (Prince) Muhammad Jesunvah Choo Bin Abdullah Ranoe Atmojo. With a privileged upbringing under the guidance of the late Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj, the first Prime Minister of Malaysia, he imbibed the values of leadership and service from a young age.

The noble and royal lineage continues with his father, Sir Tuanku (King) Haji Sudin Bin Awang, (a direct descendant to the First Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Muhammad Shah) whose distinguished military career as a British Sergeant and Indian Colonel earned him the prestigious knighthood from HM King George VI (father of Queen Elizabeth II). During World War II, Sir Tuanku (King) Haji Sudin Bin Awang conferred “General” rank title to six Asian countries leaders, leaving an indelible mark on the region.

Inspired by the legacy of his uncle, Lieutenant General BRM Hario Boediono, His Imperial Highness Maharaja Pangeran Raden Mas Ngabei (Prince) Muhammad Jesunvah Choo Bin Abdullah Ranoe Atmojo has displayed fervent dedication to peace and global harmony. His uncle was the founder of United Nations Peace Keeping Force for South East Asia (UNPKF-SEA). His uncle's pioneering efforts in establishing the renowned Blue Berets peacekeeping forces within the United Nations serve as a testament to this family's commitment to ensuring a safer and sustainable world.

Since 2014, His Imperial Highness Maharaja Pangeran Raden Mas Ngabei (Prince) Muhammad Jesunvah Choo Bin Abdullah Ranoe Atmojo has tirelessly worked alongside United Nations representatives, actively promoting peace, love, and unity across nations. His deep-rooted belief in fostering kinship among royal families and cultivating peaceful and harmonious coexistence has allowed him to bring humanity and well-being to countless communities and families worldwide.

With the vision of a single global family, His Imperial Highness Maharaja Pangeran Raden Mas Ngabei (Prince) Muhammad Jesunvah Choo Bin Abdullah Ranoe Atmojo strives to transcend boundaries, embracing peace, humility, and unconditional love for big family of tribes.

Princess Pahima Usop Yu, an assigned Minister for humanitarian of royalty world advocate, a 4th descendant of Datu Utto, 18th Sultan of Buayan Maguindanao, and the descendant of Yu the Great, China First dynasty (2070 – 1600 BC)

As an entrepreneur, and a founder of Princess Pahima Philantrophist Group.Inc, that focused on supporting people through advocacy and partnerships that help communities thrive and being part of this mission she believes together we can make a real difference.

A humanitarian volunteer committed to serving with empathy and dignity and consistency, she

believes lasting change comes from listening to communities and working alongside with them,

proud to support the mission, and we help coordinate humanitarian efforts that provide

resources and volunteer support to the communities that need it most with her goal is to turn

compassion into action through collaboration and transparency and measurable impact, she

has partnership associated with INEWCORP - Integrated Natural Environment and Waste

Corporation, based in Quebec, Canada. An organization focused on sustainable development;

environment proceed and waste management.

She supports humanity by building houses, schools, and hospitals while promoting healthy living

and improving the lives of underserved communities, serving humanity through practical life-

changing support. And expanding access to education and healthcare alongside with projects

that emphasizes proper healthy living thus helping people regain dignity and to have better

health. This mission was driven by compassion, service and focused on sustainable progress for

those in need.

Dr. Prapajit Srisawangpattana (Dr. Ice Changnam)is Royal Descendant of Cambodia and Laos, she holds high royal decorations from the Kingdom of Cambodia, including The Royal Order of Munisaraphan, Class Asrit – Mahaseriwat (Highest Class). She serves as Advisor to His Holiness Somdej Phra Maha Sangharaja Tep Vong, the Supreme Patriarch of Cambodia, and chairs the Thailand-Cambodia Friendship Project appointed by His Royal Highness Prince Norodom Sirivuth. She married to descends from the royal bloodline of Pakistan becoming Ayesha Shah Waheed Maha Seri Wat.


In religious service, Dr. Prapajit led the restoration of Wat Kanthararam (built 1830) in Surin Province, Thailand,built monks’ dwellings and other facilities at Wat Sirirat Bamrung and several temples, and for seven years hand-made 100 flower garlands every Sunday for devotees at Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen in Bangkok. She also presented a peace award to Somdej Phra Wanarat. Later converting to Christianity, she became an ordained Pastor, serves as Professor of Theology, Bible, and Holy Scripture, and is active in Evangelist Global Transitional Outreach Thailand.


Her social contributions include founding the Thailand Samut Prakan Provincial Community Economic Network (550 members) and the Bang Pu Mai Housewives’ Agricultural Group (56 members), working on OTOP and the Social Investment Fund as provincial coordinator, and creating savings groups and the Thailand Baan Mankong Nang Nual Housing Cooperative for the poor. From 1997 to 2000, she provided legal advice, drafted petitions, and fought cases for inmates at Thailand Samut Prakan Central Prison—assisting primarily with drug-related cases through prosecutor contacts—leading to continued rehabilitation support.


In government service, Dr. Prapajit was Advisor to the Inspector General of the Office of the Permanent Secretary to the Thailand Prime Minister (2007–2008, 2009–2011) on natural resources and the environment. In 2002, she wrote directly to Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and led 20 villagers to meet him, resulting in a 1 million baht per sub-district community economic stimulus project. She served as a member of the Thailand National Economic and Social Advisory Council (2nd term) on natural resources and agriculture, and sat on Thailand national working groups for poverty alleviation, social welfare, and health security, also chairing the Public Participation Research Project for the Thailand Economic Advisory Council.


Educated at Aix-Marseille University, France (B.B.A. and M.B.A. in Tourism, 1981 and 1989), she earned a Ph.D. in History of Arts from Punjab University, Lahore, Pakistan (2011). Additional qualifications include an 800-hour Thai traditional medicine and massage certificate, basic parachute training with the 1st Long Range Reconnaissance Company (Royal Guard), and certifications as a community facilitator and in drug abuse prevention, mangrove conservation, and wildfire control.


Dr. Prapajit is a royal advisor to Cambodia’s Supreme Patriarch, a trusted correspondent to a Thai Prime Minister, and a pastor who bridges two faiths. She restored ancient temples with her own hands, later answered the call to Christian ministry, built housing for the homeless, provided legal aid to prisoners, and created economic networks for poor farmers. Her guiding principle remains unchanged: “When I can truly help society, I will ensure fairness for all who develop our nation.”

Ir. Heng Mok We is a dedicated engineering professional who has been serving as Technical Controller and Advisor at KT Foundation Pte Ltd, a prominent bored piling contractor in Singapore, since 2012. In addition to his role at KT Foundation, he is a shareholder and director of Phi Venture Sdn Bhd in Malaysia. Guided by core values of faith, humility, patience, perseverance, and compassion, Ir. Heng embodies a philosophy centered on integrity and service. He believes that every business endeavor should be rooted in genuine care for others, attributing his success to both hard work and divine guidance.

Ir. Heng graduated in 1988 with a Bachelor of Engineering from the National University of Singapore/Nanyang Technological University (NUS/NTU) and has consistently dedicated his expertise and time to the fields of engineering, humanitarian assistance, and peace-building efforts. He has been actively involved in various initiatives aimed at fostering community support and promoting social harmony. As an advisor cum secretary, Ir. Heng expertly manages and oversees humanitarian initiatives for royal families, ensuring seamless integration of resources to achieve their philanthropic goals.

Today, Ir. Heng remains dedicated to humanitarian causes that enhance fundamental well-being, promote peace, and cultivate fraternal love, aspiring to unite people across the globe as one global family.

Nathan is a licensed architect with over a decade of experience across Indonesia, blending creative design with strong technical and managerial rigor. He holds a Master of Architecture from Udayana University and active certifications including STRA, SKK Madya, and BNSP Expert Architect. His portfolio features notable projects such as Space Dragon Resort, GARDEN OF LIFE masterplan, Hotel Santika Premier, Sheraton Resort, and Taryan Dragon Resort. As a principal architect and project leader, he has delivered luxury residences, industrial facilities, resorts, and large‑scale educational infrastructure—including overseeing the renovation of 117 schools for the Ministry of PUPR. He joined CIRIAJASA ENGINEERING CONSULTANT. PT (2025–present) as lead architectural surveyor for boarding schools serving impoverished communities in Tabanan and Karangasem, Bali, for national project development of Ministry of PUPR and President’s Office Indonesia. Fluent in Indonesian and English, Nathan excels at translating client visions into sustainable, context‑sensitive architecture, managing teams, securing PBG/SLF approvals, and guiding projects from concept to completion. He remains committed to continuous professional growth and regulatory excellence.