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Saturday, 17 November 2007 |
VietNamNet Bridge - Ten universities and two colleges have signed an agreement with 34 human resources enterprises according to cooperate in research and technological transfers.
Accordingly, the Hanoi University of Technology and China’s Hong Hai group have signed an agreement to train students according to demand, design a scholarship programme worth 34,000 USD and build a laboratory.
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 | | Members of Hands in hands group and students. | VietNamNet Bridge – A rough stump, an old bicycle in a pile of scraps, a rusty electric box, etc. under the eyes and the hands of a group of 13 Hanoian students, these waste things deliver meaningful messages. These students are carrying out a project named “Zoom In”, which aims to help young European people understand problems facing Vietnamese youth, especially reproductive health and HIV/AIDS issues, through photos and stories taken and written by the 13 students. |
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VietNamNet Bridge - Ho Chi Minh City authorities Wednesday agreed on a three-year, US$100-million project to prevent flooding of city streets after an urgent meeting between HCMC People’s Committee Vice-Chairman Nguyen Trung Tin and municipal agencies. At the meeting, one official said flooding caused by high tides is worsening due to rapid urbanization in city suburbs and rising sea levels. |
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