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Scholarship presented to eth🎉nic students in Ca Mau
Forty disadvantaged ethnic students with outstanding academic achievements in the southernmost province of Ca Mau received scholarships from the Vu A Dinh Scholarship Fund on March 26.
Nearly 200 poor and ethnic minority students in Vinh Binh commune, Vinh Hung district, the southern province of Vinh Long had an interesting summer holiday with folk games, books and art performances.
This was the outcome of a two-day programme co-organised by the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) representative office in the south and youth unions of the Tan Son Nhat International Airport and Vinh Binh commune.
Participating in the programme, which began on August 14, the students also had a chance to exchange study experience and share their own daily stories.
On this occasion, the organisation board presented 20 scholarships to local students with outstanding academic performance.-VNA
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