VNA intensifies information supply for Vietnamese in RoK
Articles in the Vietnam News Agency (VNA)’s Tin Tuc (News) daily
will be posted on the National Farmers’ newspaper’s website (www.nongmin.com) from the Republic of Korea (RoK) in a bid to
provide information and news for the Vietnamese community living in the
country.
Articles in the Vietnam News Agency (VNA)’s Tin Tuc (News) daily
will be posted on the National Farmers’ newspaper’s website (www.nongmin.com) from the Republic of Korea (RoK) in a bid to
provide information and news for the Vietnamese community living in the
country.
The two sides inked an agreement on cooperation on April 2, in which the National Farmers’ newspaper, one of the RoK’s leading newspapers, will organise a column dedicated for Vietnamese readers.
In July 2013, the Tin Tuc newspaper became the first in Vietnam to cooperate with the RoK’s Nonghyup (Agricultural) Bank in publishing and providing the Tin Tuc daily to the bank’s customers at its 5,200 transaction points across the RoK.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, VNA Deputy Director General Le Duy Truyen appreciated the cooperation between the two newspapers.
With a network covering all 63 Vietnamese localities and 30 countries worldwide, the agency operates over 60 information products including the key information source Tin Tuc newspaper, he said.
The cooperation between the two newspapers is in line with the VNA’s policy of intensifying the provision of accurate information for both domestic and international readers, including the Vietnamese community in the RoK as well as Vietnamese-speaking Koreans, he added.-VNA
The two sides inked an agreement on cooperation on April 2, in which the National Farmers’ newspaper, one of the RoK’s leading newspapers, will organise a column dedicated for Vietnamese readers.
In July 2013, the Tin Tuc newspaper became the first in Vietnam to cooperate with the RoK’s Nonghyup (Agricultural) Bank in publishing and providing the Tin Tuc daily to the bank’s customers at its 5,200 transaction points across the RoK.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, VNA Deputy Director General Le Duy Truyen appreciated the cooperation between the two newspapers.
With a network covering all 63 Vietnamese localities and 30 countries worldwide, the agency operates over 60 information products including the key information source Tin Tuc newspaper, he said.
The cooperation between the two newspapers is in line with the VNA’s policy of intensifying the provision of accurate information for both domestic and international readers, including the Vietnamese community in the RoK as well as Vietnamese-speaking Koreans, he added.-VNA
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