Japan finances school, hospital projects
A signing ceremony for non-refundable aid from the Japanese Government
that will fund school and hospital projects in northern Hung Yen and Phu
Tho provinces was held in Hanoi on February 8.
A signing ceremony for non-refundable aid from the Japanese Government
that will fund school and hospital projects in northern Hung Yen and Phu
Tho provinces was held in Hanoi on February 8.
The Japanese Government will provide 110,000 USD to equip facilities in Pho Noi General Hospital in Hung Yen province.
Another 108,000 USD will fund the construction of new classrooms at Van Linh Primary School in Van Linh commune, Thanh Ba district, Phu Tho province.
Addressing the ceremony, Hideo Suzuki, Charge d’affaires at the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, expressed his belief that the projects will improve healthcare services at the hospital and create a better learning environment for Van Linh students.
Representatives from the provinces thanked the Japanese Government for its aid and committed to use it effectively.-VNA
The Japanese Government will provide 110,000 USD to equip facilities in Pho Noi General Hospital in Hung Yen province.
Another 108,000 USD will fund the construction of new classrooms at Van Linh Primary School in Van Linh commune, Thanh Ba district, Phu Tho province.
Addressing the ceremony, Hideo Suzuki, Charge d’affaires at the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, expressed his belief that the projects will improve healthcare services at the hospital and create a better learning environment for Van Linh students.
Representatives from the provinces thanked the Japanese Government for its aid and committed to use it effectively.-VNA
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