Venezuela and Vietnam ink New Educational Cooperation Agreement
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At the the signing ceremony. |
The signing ceremony took place during a visit by a UTM delegation led by Rector Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Xuan Son, aiming to enhance educational and political ties between the two nations.
UCAB Rector Dr. Arturo Peraza praised the visit, highlighting its significance as the countries celebrate 35 years of diplomacy. He expressed confidence that the agreement would strengthen educational partnerships between Vietnam and Venezuela.
Dr. Peraza emphasized the agreement's role as a legal framework for joint teaching, research, and technology efforts. It will also allow students from both countries to better understand each other's culture, fostering closer bilateral friendship.
Both universities are leaders in eSports education, a rapidly growing industry. The partnership aims to train a skilled workforce for this emerging sector.
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![]() | Hanoi, Venezuela's Caracas Enhance Ties The Chairman of Hanoi People's Committee said that Hanoi will coordinate with authorities to step up setting the twinning relations between the two cities. |
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