Washington (VNA) – Education cooperation is an𝔉 importantpillar of the Vietnam-US comprehensive partnership, Vietnamese Ambassador tothe US Nguyen Quoc Dung has said.
He made the remarks at a recent meeting with professors andstudents of the Universityof Virginia in Virginia state during his working visit tothe university.
Theambassador also had a discussion with the university's professors on opportunities tofurther foster education cooperation between the university and educationfacilities of Vietnam, especially in the exchange of students.
Pham Quang Hung, who has taught at the UAV’s Department of Physics since 1982, said professors at the UAV appreciated Vietnamese students for their good abilities, diligence and dynamics, a very necessary quality for the field of research.
Stephen D. Mull, vice provost for global affairs at the UVA an🧸d former acting undersecretary for♚ political affairs at the US Department of State, said he wants to developcooperation opportunities between the UAV and universities in Vietnam.
According to Ted Osius, former US Ambassador to Vietnam and Chairman of the US-ASEAN Business Council, Vietnam currently has the 5th highest number of students in the US, which brings many benefits to both countries, including economic benefits. He said cooperation in education could help create strong changes in the two countries' comprehensive collaboration in the coming time.
Established in 1819, the University of Virgina (UVA) is a public university. Many Vietnamese professo꧃rs and approximately 170 Vietnamese students are currently studying and working at the university./.
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Illustrative image. (Photo: VNA) 
