Delegation of Hyogo prefecture, Japan paid a working visit to Hanoi University of Industry

On the morning of May 21, 2019, a delegation of Hyogo Prefecture Youth Headquarters Foundation (HPYHF), Japan paid a working visit to Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI).

Attending the meeting, on the side of Hyogo Prefecture Youth Headquarters Foundation, there was Ms. Kaoru Onishi - Director of the Program Support Department and other members. On the side of HaUI, there was Dr. Bui Thi Ngan - Vice Rector and representatives of Center for International Cooperation and Center for Enterprise Partnership.

Overview of the meeting

On behalf of HPYHF, Ms. Kaoru Onishi proposed to HaUI for an exchange program between HPYHF and HaUI. Accordingly, on September 17, 2019, a delegation of 92 members of HPYHF will have an excursion and exchange program with staffs, lecturers and students of HaUI. The business trip aims to contribute to promoting cultural cooperation, education for youths and strengthening friendly relations between the two countries Japan - Vietnam.

Dr. Bui Thi Ngan - Vice Rector of HaUI presided the meeting

On behalf of HaUI, Dr. Bui Thi Ngan approved the proposal of Ms. Kaoru Onishi. Dr Ngan affirmed: the exchange program with international students has an important meaning, creating opportunities for learning and experience for HaUI students, especially students of the Faculty of Foreign Languages. They can learn culture and useful social knowledge and improve the ability of speaking Japanese.

In addition, the exchange program will be a bridge to develop the cooperative relationship between HaUI and Hyogo in particular and the relationship between Japan and Vietnam in general. HaUI will be best prepared for the upcoming program.

Delegates taking a group photo

In recent years, HaUI have always concerned on international exchange and cooperation programs. Many cooperation and exchange programs with international institutions have been carried out (from China, Korea, Japan ...). The upcoming exchange program is especially meaningful when HaUI will launch the Japanese language training course in 2019.