VESAMO inaugurates third friendship house in Binh Dinh

The 3rd friendship house sponsored by the Association of Korean People Loving Vietnam (VESAMO) has been handed over to the Agent Orange victim Dinh Thi Benh in Binh Dinh province.
July 01, 2019 | 11:15

VESAMO inaugurates third friendship house in Binh Dinh

The house is worth USD2500

This is an activity within the visit of VESAMO in Binh Dinh province. Besides, 45 gifts of USD 100 each were given to the Agent Orange victims here. USD1000 and 2 wheelchairs were given to Binh Dinh’s Hospital of Traditional medicine and Rehabilitation.

On the side of Binh Dinh leaders, Vice Chairman Nguyen Phi Long thanked the good feelings and positive support of VESAMO for the province. These meaning activities have been fostering friendly relations between Vietnam and Korea, he said, pledging to create the most favorable condition for VESAMO to carry out future activities in Binh Dinh province.

For his part, VESAMO President Chang Ho Ick said “Each of our activities is a small effort to help ease the wound of war in Vietnam. We desire peace for Korea, Vietnam and many part in the world so that there will be no pain of war. VESAMO is happy to receive attention from Binh Dinh Provincial People’s Committee. We will return to Binh Dinh, to help more people with difficulties.”

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