A portal for Vietnamese students who used to study in Germany was launched in Hanoi on March 8 by German Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development Dirk Niebel.
The portal is useful for all participants, Minister Dirk Niebel said at the launching ceremony. For those who formerly studied in Germany, it provides the opportunity to set up their own information network. For Germany, it means being able to maintain relationships with important partners for the country’s economy, education policies and culture as well as its cooperation with Vietnam.
The portal at www.alumniportal-deutschland.org was launched at a conference on development assistance for networks via portal for former students in Germany from other countries, which was held in Hanoi on March 8-9, as part of activities to celebrate the “Germany Year in Vietnam” and “Vietnam Year in Germany” in 2010.
During the two-day conference, Vietnamese and German participants will focus their discussions on opportunities for former Vietnamese students, prospects for cooperation between the two countries, and bilateral cooperation on the environment and tertiary education.
About 80,000 Vietnamese people currently live in Germany and about 100,000 others now in Vietnam used to live in Germany./.
The portal is useful for all participants, Minister Dirk Niebel said at the launching ceremony. For those who formerly studied in Germany, it provides the opportunity to set up their own information network. For Germany, it means being able to maintain relationships with important partners for the country’s economy, education policies and culture as well as its cooperation with Vietnam.
The portal at www.alumniportal-deutschland.org was launched at a conference on development assistance for networks via portal for former students in Germany from other countries, which was held in Hanoi on March 8-9, as part of activities to celebrate the “Germany Year in Vietnam” and “Vietnam Year in Germany” in 2010.
During the two-day conference, Vietnamese and German participants will focus their discussions on opportunities for former Vietnamese students, prospects for cooperation between the two countries, and bilateral cooperation on the environment and tertiary education.
About 80,000 Vietnamese people currently live in Germany and about 100,000 others now in Vietnam used to live in Germany./.
