Receiving the delegation led by the Vice Minister of Education of Taiwan (China)

Accompanying the Taiwanese Vice Minister of Education delegation were Mr. Ting Tso-An (Director of the International Cooperation Department, Ministry of Education of Taiwan); Mr. Leung Hok-ching (Deputy Director of the Higher Education Department, Ministry of Education of Taiwan); and Mr. Chu Da-ming (Deputy Education Counselor, Ministry of Education of Taiwan).

Speaking at the welcoming ceremony, Professor Pham Quang Minh extended his greetings and expressed his honor that the University of Social Sciences and Humanities was honored to welcome the delegation led by the Vice Minister of Education of Taiwan. The Rector stated that Vietnam and Taiwan share geographical proximity and similarities in history, culture, language, customs, and traditions. This provides favorable conditions for Vietnamese and Taiwanese educational institutions to promote cooperation in education, an area with significant potential for further development in bilateral relations. As a leading higher education institution in social sciences and humanities in Vietnam, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities can contribute to the educational relationship between the two countries, for example, by acting as a bridge to facilitate more Vietnamese students studying and working in Taiwan.

Professor Pham Quang Minh presents a commemorative gift to Mr. Luu Manh Ky.

On behalf of the Taiwanese delegation, Mr. Luu Manh Ky expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. The delegation visited the University in preparation for the 6th Vietnam-Taiwan Education Forum, which will take place on December 20th in Hanoi. Mr. Luu Manh Ky stated that the Taiwanese government highly values ​​the Vietnam-Taiwan relationship and always pays attention to promoting cooperation between educational institutions of the two countries. He hoped that in the future, universities in both countries would strongly cooperate to promote research and training in the cultures and languages ​​of both nations, contributing to increased mutual understanding; as well as promoting student and faculty exchanges and joint scientific research.

Professor Pham Quang Minh and representatives from various departments of the University took a commemorative photo with the visiting delegation.

During the meeting, representatives from both sides shared ideas and experiences aimed at developing educational cooperation, including cooperation to promote research on Vietnamese studies in Taiwan.