Volunteered Liaison Officers at Ninth Global Conference on Young Parliamentarians
The Ninth Global Conference on Young Parliamentarians was held from September 14-18, 2023 in Hanoi. To serve the conference, 200 young volunteers, most of whom are Vietnamese university students, join as liaison officers. Their task is to connect the organizing committee and foreign delegates, provide information, and support delegates during the process of participating in the conference.
Photos of young volunteers at the conference:
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| Tran Quy Nhan helps delegates communicate with booth owners at the exhibition. (Photo: Valerie Mai) |
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| Luong Phuong Thao leads the way for delegates (Photo: Valerie Mai) |
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| A volunteer and a delegate pose for a photo (Photo: Valerie Mai) |
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| A volunteer helps a delegate with interpretation (Photo: Valerie Mai) |
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| Introducing Vietnamese products to international parliamentarians (Photo: Valerie Mai) |
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