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Polish Embassy hands over computers to Hanoi-based school

The Embassy of Poland on October 28 handed over 10 computers and 10 multi-function screens to the Vietnam-Poland High School in Hanoi.

Hanoi (VNA) – The Embassy of Poland onOctober 28 handed over 10 computers and 10 multi-function screens tothe Vietnam-Poland High School in Hanoi.

The gifts are from a Polish business. This is thesecond consecutive year the embassy and Polish firms have joined hands in thesupport programme.

Last year, the school received 20 multi-function screensfrom the Polish side.

Addressing the hand-over ceremony, Polish AmbassadorWojciech Gerwel said the school is a vivid symbol of the firm friendshipbetween Vietnam and Poland.

Ngo Thi Mai Huong, headmaster of the school, saidthe equipment provided to her school by the Polish Governmentand enterprises are of a great use to the pupils./.
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