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On October 9, the Dak Lak People’s Committee met with a delegation from CARE International in Vietnam to discuss the implementation of two projects, “She Thrives” and “She Feeds the World.” These projects aim to benefit over 3,000 women and a total of 6,000 people in ethnic minority areas. Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, Nguyen Thien Van, praised CARE and its partners for their support in the development of Dak Lak. He expressed the need for continued cooperation and assistance from international organizations, sponsors, and NGOs to address the challenges faced by the province. The meeting concluded with hopes for future support from CARE and its partners to improve production value, modernize infrastructure, and adapt to climate change, as well as connect product consumption markets in a sustainable way to increase income for the people of Dak Lak. During the reception, Le Kim Dung, Director of CARE International in Vietnam, expressed her appreciation to ...

The event, the biggest of its kind in the province so far, was jointly held at Ngo Mon Square in the former imperial city of Hue by the Indian Embassy in Vietnam and Bao Viet Insurance Corporation. Monica Sharma, Director of the Indian Embassy’s Swami Vivekananda Culture Centre, highlighted the benefits of yoga in creating harmony between the body, mind, and spirit, and promoting overall well-being. Phan Thanh Hai, Director of the provincial Department of Culture and Sports, emphasized that this event aimed not only to be a sporting event, but also to spread the spirit of living happily, healthily, and positively, thereby making people’s lives more vibrant. In the future, the department will continue to collaborate with the embassy and relevant parties to further promote the development of the Yoga movement. On the occasion, the Bao Viet Insurance Corporation presented 40 bicycles to hardworking students in the area, to encourage them to continue their efforts to overcome difficu...