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Vietnamese Students’ Association in Russia launches website

The Vietnamese Students’ Association in Russia has launched its official website tuoitretainga.com that provides information about events and activities of Vietnamese students in the European country.

Participants at the launching ceremony of the website (Photo: sggp.org.vn)
Participants at the launching ceremony of the website (Photo: sggp.org.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnamese Students’ Association in Russia has launched its official website tuoitretainga.com that provides information about events and activities of Vietnamese students in the European country.

Addressing the event, Counselor Pham Thang Long, Chief of the Office of Vietnamese Embassy in Russia, hailed highly appreciated the association’s initiative in establishing an official website for the young Vietnamese generation in Russia.

The website is expected to assist students in Russia and Vietnam in seeking information about the education system and universities in Russia, he added.

It also creates condition for students in journalism and media to develop their professional skills as well as serves as a bridge of information between students and leaders, agencies, and organisations in Russia./.

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