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Remember to strengthen international cooperation with the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation.

Saturday - December 15, 2012 10:35 AM
On the afternoon of December 14, 2012, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities signed a cooperation agreement with the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation (Federal Republic of Germany) on strengthening dialogue in the field of international relations and international cooperation. Specifically, the two sides will implement activities in many areas of international relations, including: capacity building activities at various levels; research and publications; exchange programs; and organizing national and international conferences.
On the afternoon of December 14, 2012, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities signed a cooperation agreement with the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation (Federal Republic of Germany) on strengthening dialogue in the field of international relations and international cooperation. Specifically, the two sides will implement activities in many areas of international relations, including: capacity building activities at various levels; research and publications; exchange programs; and organizing national and international conferences.In 2013, both sides prioritized the following activities: Organizing two international seminars on security and international relations in the East Asian region; Cooperating with the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Vietnamese National Assembly to organize capacity-building programs for its members; and publishing publications on related issues. Both sides hoped that this cooperation would contribute to building harmonious, peaceful, and professional international relations between Vietnam, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the European Union. Professor Dr. Nguyen Van Khanh – Rector of the University – signed and presented the memorandum of understanding to Mr. Erwin Schweisshelm, Head Representative of the Friedrich-Ebert Foundation in Vietnam.

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