世博会不仅吸引着国人的目光，其独特的魅力也深深感染着住在中国的老外们。热心的他们组成了世博会志愿者大军中的“多国部队”，用自己的行动支持世博会，传递着中外人民间的友谊。世博志愿服务队队长、土耳其担保银行驻上海办事处总代表诺扬·罗纳就是其中的一员。

Noyan Rona is a representative of the Turkish Garanti Bank's Shanghai office.

He is also the holder of the Shanghai Magnolia Award, a governmental award reserved for foreigners who contribute to Shanghai.

But for himself, the most valuable title is being one of the "Most Warmhearted Citizens" in Shanghai.

Noyan was the only one of the ten winners to be a foreigner, and it's no surprise why he was chosen. He is always active in charity works, and is a passionate promoter of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo.

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Noyan Rona says he is very proud to be selected as one of the "Most Warmhearted Citizens" of Shanghai. He says he will continue his efforts to make more contributions to promoting the ongoing World Expo in the city.

"I think I was selected because I have done a lot of social jobs relating to the World Expo here in Shanghai. I am the World Expo Ambassador of the Changning District, the 'west gate' of the city, and also the head of the foreign volunteers group for the Shanghai Expo. I have participated in various preparatory work for the Expo."

Despite all his titles, there is one that has made Rona very familiar to local residents-"foreign fault-finder."

As a member of the inspection team for public misconduct in Changning district, Rona loves to find mistakes in traffic, service etiquette, city appearance as well as banners and guideboards.

He not only pinpoints errors in English translations on restaurant menus but also digs out the carelessness in Chinese signs and pinyin in shopping malls.

Rona says he does this out of love for the city. Living in Shanghai for more than 20 years, he considers himself a genuine Shanghainese.

That's also why he is very happy that the 2010 World Expo is being held in Shanghai, a city he considers his second hometown.

Rona says he believes the World Expo will serve as a window for Shanghai and China to the outside world. And as thousands of visitors will come to the city to see the Expo, local residents should learn more about the cultures of other countries.

"To better help people in Shanghai know about the cultures and habits of foreign people, we organized various activities. I also took part in some lectures, telling the people of Shanghai about how to interact with people from different countries in a proper manner, because we know that about 70 million visitors may come to the Expo, and over 5 million of them are expected to be foreigners."

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