(sonla.gov.vn) - On February 13, 2025, a delegation from the Embassy of Japan in Vietnam led by Mr. Sato Kenji, Research Attaché of the Embassy of Japan, visited and worked in Phu Yen district. Joining the delegation was comrade Pham Vu Thang, Director of the Central Forestry Project Management Board. Welcoming and working with the delegation, on the Phu Yen side, there was comrade Dang Quang Hung, Deputy Secretary of the District Party Committee, Chairman of the District People's Committee, and leaders of relevant departments and offices.
Overview of the working session
At the meeting, the leaders of Phu Yen District People's Committee briefly reported on the results of the implementation of the investment project to build a boarding house for Da Do Primary and Secondary School, and at the same time made a number of proposals for the project to repair and build new infrastructure works of Kim Bon Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, Kim Bon Commune, Phu Yen District. The meeting took place in an open, frank and highly constructive atmosphere. The two sides discussed the need for infrastructure investment, especially educational and healthcare works and support for forest development in the locality. These proposals are included in the framework of the Grant Aid Program (GGP) of the Government of Japan. The representative of the Embassy of Japan highly appreciated the efforts of Phu Yen District in implementing educational development projects and pledged to continue to accompany and promote cooperation in the coming time.
At the meeting, the leaders of Phu Yen District People's Committee briefly reported on the results of the implementation of the investment project to build a boarding house for Da Do Primary and Secondary School, and at the same time made a number of proposals for the project to repair and build new infrastructure works of Kim Bon Primary and Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, Kim Bon Commune, Phu Yen District. The meeting took place in an open, frank and highly constructive atmosphere. The two sides discussed the need for infrastructure investment, especially educational and healthcare works and support for forest development in the locality. These proposals are included in the framework of the Grant Aid Program (GGP) of the Government of Japan. The representative of the Embassy of Japan highly appreciated the efforts of Phu Yen District in implementing educational development projects and pledged to continue to accompany and promote cooperation in the coming time.
Mr. Sato Kenji, Research Attaché of the Embassy of Japan, spoke about investment needs.
Educational infrastructure of Phu Yen district
Through this working session, it has contributed to strengthening the cooperative relationship between Japan and Son La province in general, Phu Yen district in particular, and at the same time opened up many new cooperation opportunities in the fields of education, forest development and environmental protection.
According to: Son La Provincial Information Portal