Japan helps build classrooms in Dak Nong
The Japanese Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City and the Central
Highlands province of Dak Nong signed a non-refundable aid
contract on September 24 under which the Japanese side will assist the
locality in building classrooms for a local primary school.
The Japanese Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City and the Central Highlands province of Dak Nong signed a non-refundable aid contract on September 24 under which the Japanese side will assist the locality in building classrooms for a local primary school.
The project, worth 96,882 USD, is part of a non-refundable aid programme for localities of the Japanese Government.
Accordingly, six new classrooms will be built at Tran Van On primary school in Dak Dro commune, Krong No district. They will be capable of welcoming 295 pupils, with 71 percent of them being M’Nong ethnic people./.
The project, worth 96,882 USD, is part of a non-refundable aid programme for localities of the Japanese Government.
Accordingly, six new classrooms will be built at Tran Van On primary school in Dak Dro commune, Krong No district. They will be capable of welcoming 295 pupils, with 71 percent of them being M’Nong ethnic people./.
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