Vietnamese college contributes to personnel training in Laos, Cambodia
Thai Nguyen College in the northern province of the same name has been presented with the Friendship Order of Laos, and Cambodia’s Royal Order of Sahametrei-Tepidin in recognition of its contributions to human resources development of the two neighbouring countries.
A ceremony is held on December 20 to receive the honour and celebrate the 45th anniversary of the educational institution (December 20, 1978-2023). (Photo: VNA)
Thai Nguyen (VNA) – Thai Nguyen Collegein the northern province of the same name has been presented with theFriendship Order of Laos, and Cambodia’s Royal Order of Sahametrei-Tepidin inrecognition of its contributions to human resources development of the twoneighbouring countries.
A ceremony was held on December 20 to receive thehonour and celebrate the 45th anniversary of the educationalinstitution (December 20, 1978-2023), with the attendance of representativesfrom the Lao and Cambodian embassies in Vietnam.
In his remarks, Permanent Vice Secretary of the provincialParty Committee Pham Hoang Son commended the college’s contributions topeople-to-people diplomacy of the province and the country, as well as thesolidarity and friendship between Vietnam and the two neighbours.
The official asked the college to continue developinga contingent of high-quality lecturers and pay more attention to Lao andCambodian students, and suggested it give heed to such majors as technology,services, creative design, electronics, mechanics and automation, and optimisedigital transformation and scientific-technological achievements in teaching.
The college has so far provided training for nearly1,800 Lao and Cambodian students who have contributed to socioeconomicdevelopment of the countries, and promoting their solidarity and friendship./.
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A ceremony is held on December 20 to receive the honour and celebrate the 45th anniversary of the educational institution (December 20, 1978-2023). (Photo: VNA) 
