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Universities, colleges, libraries receive book donations.

Chairwoman of the Committee for Overseas Vietnamese in Ho Chi Minh City, Vu Thi Huynh Mai, said overseas Vietnamese experts and intellectuals have made great contributions to the construction and development of the city, especially in training human resources. They have acted as a bridge to connect and support Vietnamese students to enroll in prestigious institutes around the world, contributing to the construction of high-quality human resources, serving the cause of national construction.

Ho Chi Minh City has established a preferential policy to welcome overseas Vietnamese experts, intellectuals, and scientists. This policy aims to encourage them to return to their homeland and participate in cooperation, teaching, and research activities in the city. Recently, the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee approved the project of "Policy for Optimizing Remittance Resources in Ho Chi Minh City through 2030." Vu Thi Huynh Mai expressed hope for receiving opinions and suggestions to develop Ho Chi Minh City.

On this occasion, the Committee for Vietnamese People Outside Ho Chi Minh City and the family of Dr. Vo Ta Han presented 9,607 books, valued at more than 894,000 USD (equivalent to over 24 billion VND , to 33 universities, colleges, and libraries in the Southern and Central Highlands provinces. These books are part of a larger donation of 14,219 science and technology books from the World Scientific Publishing House (Singapore), sponsored by Dr. Vo Ta Han in 2024.

Vu Thi Huynh Mai highly appreciated Dr. Vo Ta Han's donation. She hopes that the universities, colleges, and libraries would create favorable conditions for students, lecturers, and readers to access these donated books and make good use of them.

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Vietnamese Expats in US Support Artisans, Traditional Craft Villages in Hue The project aims to support artisans, traditional craft villages, and individual and family businesses to improve product value and quality, as well as diversify designs.