Young Overseas Vietnamese Learn about Homeland's Sea and Islands

On July 23, 100 outstanding Vietnamese expatriate youth and students, who are participating in the Vietnam Summer Camp 2026, visited and interacted with the Naval Academy in Khanh Hoa.
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The delegation offered incense at the Monument to Saint Tran, visited the Academy's Traditional Room, listen to information sharing sessions about the situation of Vietnam's seas and islands, and meet the youth of the Naval Academy.

Young Overseas Vietnamese Learn about Homeland's Sea and Islands
Leaders of the Naval Academy present gifts to Pham Thi Kim Hoa, Deputy Chairwoman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (Photo: Quang Ha)
Young Overseas Vietnamese Learn about Homeland's Sea and Islands
The delegation awarded scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who have excelled in their studies. (Photo: Quang Ha)
Young Overseas Vietnamese Learn about Homeland's Sea and Islands
The delegation visits the Naval Academy's Traditional Exhibition Room. (Photo: Quang Ha)
Young Overseas Vietnamese Learn about Homeland's Sea and Islands
The delegation participated in sports activities with young people from the Naval Academy at Nha Trang beach, Khanh Hoa. (Photo: Quang Ha)

Speaking at the reception, Deputy Director of the Naval Academy Nguyen Dinh Giang expressed his hope that young Vietnamese expatriates would serve as ambassadors, promoting Vietnam’s culture, country, and people in general, and the image of “Uncle Ho’s soldiers - the naval soldiers” in the new era in particular, to friends around the world.

He also encouraged the students to redouble their efforts in studying and promoting national values, while enhancing their sense of responsibility in safeguarding the sovereignty of Vietnam’s seas and islands. At the same time, he emphasized the importance of strengthening the bond between overseas Vietnamese and their homeland.

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