The new centre is an outcome of the partnership between the embassy’s PublicAffairs Section and the DAV which highlights not only the importance of the nations’relationship but also the close cooperation between the embassy and theuniversity.
This space, open for academics, researchers, faculty,students, and the public, is set to be a platform for educational and culturalprogramming, research support, and academic services. It will support DAV’s American Studiesprogramme, English language studies, and leadership development, as well asprovide information about the US and its foreign policy.
After the AmericanHangout at the Thai Nguyen University, the centre is the second American Spacespartnership in northern Vietnam, building on the success of the American CenterHanoi’s popular STEM, English, career skills, women and youth empowerment, andenvironmental programming.
Addressing the ceremony, Assistant Foreign Minister Do HungViet said he believes the centre will make positive contributions to the cooperation betweenthe sides involved regarding education, and cultural and people-to-people exchange.
US Ambassador Marc E. Knapper said the space will helpincrease knowledge in a bid to expand and deepen the ties betweenVietnam and the US./.