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Hanoi’s ambassador to Canberra, Pham Hung Tam, and the president of the Vietnam-Australia Innovation Network, Tran Phi Vu. (Source: VNA)
Canberra (VNA) – Hanoi’s ambassador to Canberra, Pham Hung Tam, expressed his hope that the Vietnam-Australia Innovation Network (NIC AU) will continue to be a bridge connecting associations from both countries and supporting national students. in the oceanic country.
During a meeting yesterday with NIC AU President Tran Phi Vu in Canberra, the diplomat praised the Network’s networking efforts, as well as Phi Vu’s important role over the past almost four years.
He expressed confidence that NIC AU will continue to grow to organize various activities and connect and attract many Vietnamese experts and intellectuals in Australia, thus contributing to relations between the two countries and scientific and technological development.
For his part, Phi Vu, professor at the University of New South Wales, briefed the ambassador about the notable activities of NIC AU, a member of the Vietnam National Innovation Center (NIC), since its establishment in December 2019, including international workshops and science and technology exhibitions, which have helped connect Vietnamese experts, intellectuals and scientists both at home and abroad.
He expressed his desire to coordinate with the embassy to continue promoting the important activities of the Network and expand ties between the two countries in areas related to sustainable development and technology./.
