The 3rd congress of Phu Yen Students’ Organization, tenure 2018-2023 is going to discuss numerous solutions so as to further develop the provincial students’ movement. Prior to this congress, Phu Yen newspaper interviewed Mr. Tran Minh Tri, Deputy secretary of the Provincial Youth Association cum Chairman of Phu Yen Students’ Associations tenure 2013-2020.
The International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists - Asia and Pacific Nation Network (INWES-APNN) opened its eighth annual meeting in Hanoi on October 18, drawing over 200 female scientists from Asia-Pacific and representatives from the UN, international organisations and some ministries and agencies of Vietnam.
The PPC has just released the Department and District Competitiveness Index (DDCI) in 2018. The research team of Indochina survey Company evaluated the current condition of Phu Yen and offered specific recommendations to help the province improve this index in the coming time.
After nearly 30 years since the first day of re-establishing the province, in Hoi Cu hamlet, Hoa Tan Tay commune, Tay Hoa district remains one little village located right in the middle of the mountain with more than 24 households living. This village is named “kerosene lamp village” for the national electricity network has not arrived yet. After years of waiting, on October 17th, 2018, the villagers of Tan Dinh burst in happiness thanks to the electricity having been available right in the houses.
A member of the Vietnamese mission to the United Nations (UN) delivered a speech on poverty reduction during a debate held by the UN Economic and Financial Committee (Second Committee) on “Eradication of poverty and other development issues” in New York on October 17.
HCMC University Pedagogy of technique has just organized the training session and supporting the establishment of STEM Club-technical creativity for 4 high schools in the province. This activity does not only create passion, stimulating scientific research among students but also promotes the movement of teaching along with STEM methodology within high schools.
Vietnam can be proud to have helped 6 million people escape poverty from 2012 to 2016 under national multidimensional poverty standards, according to Country Director of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Vietnam Caitlin Wiesen.
Twenty outstanding projects selected from a list of 130 from across the country took part in the Women’s Start-up Festival, which ended in Hanoi on October 15.
The National Target Programme on New-style Rural Area Building for 2018 has achieved its set targets three months earlier than planned, said Nguyen Minh Tien, head of the programme’s Central Coordination Office.