Scholarship fund delegation visits Vietnamese Embassy in RoK
A delegation of the Vu A Dinh scholarship fund, led by the fund’s Chairwoman and former Vice President of Vietnam Truong My Hoa, paid a visit to the Embassy of Vietnam in the Republic of Korea (RoK) on April 5.
Chairwoman of Vu A Dinh scholarship fund and former Vice President of Vietnam Truong My Hoa speaks at the meeting (Photo: VNA)
Seoul (VNA) – A delegation of the VuA Dinh scholarship fund, led by the fund’s Chairwoman and former Vice Presidentof Vietnam Truong My Hoa, paid a visit to the Embassy of Vietnam in theRepublic of Korea (RoK) on April 5.
At the meeting, Vietnamese AmbassadorNguyen Vu Tu briefed his guests on the sound relations between Vietnam and theRoK since the two nations first set up diplomatic ties in 1992.
For her part, Hoa, also Chairwoman of the“For Beloved Hoang Sa, Truong Sa” club, said the Vu A Dinh scholarship fund wasset up to support disadvantaged students in island areas and ethnic groups, consideringthe importance of facilitating children’s studies, especially for those whoreside in remote and mountainous regions.
Since the fund’s establishment in March1999, it has presented 5,000 scholarships each year to children living inmountainous and island areas, she noted.
She took the occasion to hand over membershipcards to three new members of the “For Beloved Hoang Sa, Truong Sa” club,raising the club’s membership in the RoK to 17 out of the total 90 overseasmembers.
New member Kim Won-mi said she joined theclub with the wish to support underprivileged students in Vietnamese islandsand gain more information about the country’s sea and islands to introduce toRoK friends. –VNA
The Vu A Dinh scholarship fund, established in 1999, aims to support ethnic minority students from poor families who achieve outstanding academic performances, said former State Vice President and Chairwoman of the fund Truong My Hoa.
The Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund presented scholarships to 15 outstanding ethnic students nationwide, who had excellent academic performance during 2017-2018 academic year, at a ceremony held in Ho Chi Minh City on June 16.
The Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund presented scholarships to poor ethnic minority students with outstanding learning performances in the southern province of Dong Nai on July 4.
The Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund and its “For beloved Hoang Sa-Truong Sa” Club handed over 115 scholarships to needy students in the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu at a ceremony on March 13.
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Chairwoman of Vu A Dinh scholarship fund and former Vice President of Vietnam Truong My Hoa speaks at the meeting (Photo: VNA) 
