Vietnamese students head to World University Games
The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) on July 1 met with 14
students who will represent their peers nationwide to attend the 27th
World University Summer Games slated for July 6-17 in Kazan, Russia.
The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) on July 1 met with 14
students who will represent their peers nationwide to attend the 27th
World University Summer Games slated for July 6-17 in Kazan, Russia.
The Vietnamese athletes will compete in four out of 15 events at the Games, including track and field, table tennis, chess and gymnastics.
Addressing the event, MoET Deputy Minister Tran Quang Quy tasked the team to try their utmost in order to reap the best results.
He urged the athletes to demonstrate solidarity and honesty in competitions while engaging in friendly exchange with international friends.
This year’s Games gathers young athletes from more than 170 countries and territories worldwide. The biennial event aims to promote sports in school and strengthen friendship between students across the world.
On the fringes of the event, there will be an array of cultural and tourism programmes as well as knowledge sharing activities.
At the previous competition which took place in China in 2011, Vietnam brought home a silver medal and three bronzes.-VNA
The Vietnamese athletes will compete in four out of 15 events at the Games, including track and field, table tennis, chess and gymnastics.
Addressing the event, MoET Deputy Minister Tran Quang Quy tasked the team to try their utmost in order to reap the best results.
He urged the athletes to demonstrate solidarity and honesty in competitions while engaging in friendly exchange with international friends.
This year’s Games gathers young athletes from more than 170 countries and territories worldwide. The biennial event aims to promote sports in school and strengthen friendship between students across the world.
On the fringes of the event, there will be an array of cultural and tourism programmes as well as knowledge sharing activities.
At the previous competition which took place in China in 2011, Vietnam brought home a silver medal and three bronzes.-VNA
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