The Vietnamese Association in Asan City, South Chungcheong Province, officially held its inauguration ceremony on July 26.

The Executive Committee of the Vietnamese Association in Asan City (Republic of Korea) makes its debut.

The Embassy of Vietnam in Republic of Korea will continue to stand alongside the Vietnamese community by supporting and creating favorable conditions for the association to operate effectively, fulfill its role in uniting the community, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of its members, and closely coordinating with local authorities and Vietnamese associations across Republic of Korea to build an increasingly united, civilized, and well-integrated Vietnamese community.

The Executive Committee of the Vietnamese Association in Asan City (Republic of Korea) makes its debut.

During the ceremony, the Executive Committee of the Vietnamese Association in Asan City officially made its debut and received the decision establishing the association. Dao Tuan Hung, President of the General Association of Vietnamese People in Republic of Korea, and Dr. Nguyen Thanh Liem, President of the Vietnamese Association in Chungnam Province, also delivered congratulatory remarks, reaffirming their strong commitment to accompanying and supporting the new association in strengthening and assisting the Vietnamese community in Asan, while making practical contributions to the homeland and to the continued development of Vietnam- Republic of Korea relations.

Rising Stars of Vietnamese Science Gather in Seoul On September 8, at Korea University (Seoul, South Korea) under the auspices of the Vietnamese Embassy and the representative office of the Ministry of Science and Technology of Vietnam in the host country, the Vietnamese Students Association in South Korea (VSAK) organized the 10th Annual Conference of Young Vietnamese Scientists 2024 (ACVYS 2024).

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