First Vietnam university opens int’l cooperation office in Japan

The Hanoi-based Foreign Trade University (FTU) inaugurated an office for international cooperation in Japan on November 14, the first of its kind set up by a Vietnamese university in the country.
First Vietnam university opens int’l cooperation office in Japan ảnh 1FTU Rector Bui Anh Tuan (R) and MF Chairman Sugiyama (Source: VNA)
Tokyo (VNA) – The Hanoi-basedForeign Trade University (FTU) inaugurated an office for internationalcooperation in Japan on November 14, the first of its kind set up by aVietnamese university in the northeast Asian country.

The inauguration is part of cooperation betweenthe FTU and the Minami Fuji Co. Ltd (MF).

In their speeches, FTU Rector Bui Anh Tuan andMF Chairman Sugiyama reviewed the two sides’ cooperation since 2014 via theGlobal Management College (GMC) programme, which provides high-level humanresources training for companies around the world. The GMC has invited famousspeakers to talk to FTU lecturers and students and Vietnamese firms about businesspractice and economic development prospects.

MF has also assisted the FTU in encouragingstartup ideas and projects of its students, they said, adding that the openingof the FTU’s international cooperation office in Japan marks a new stride inbilateral cooperation.

The office aims to popularise the FTU’s imagesamong Japanese universities, businesses and organisations and connect the FTUwith universities in Japan to attract Japanese students to the FTU. 

The office will also organise student and lecturerexchanges, promote the GMC’s activities, and help Japanese and Vietnameseenterprises to expand operations in the two countries.

Nguyen Truong Son, envoy of the VietnameseEmbassy in Japan, said the office is the first international cooperation officeof a Vietnamese university in Japan. He expressed his hope that the officeinauguration is an example for the FTU and other universities in Vietnam intheir integration into the world, thus creating new opportunities for tertiaryeducation development.-VNA
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