KOICA Supports Vietnam In Giving Vocational Training To Disadvantaged People

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The MoU will serve as the foundation for the implementation of a joint project to support disadvantaged groups in Vietnam in developing their labour skills, creating stable livelihood and better integrating into the society.

The project is expected to benefit Agent Orange/dioxin victims, women, the disabled and the poor by developing an open and flexible vocational training system, especially in remote and poor areas, providing training opportunities to people from ethnic minority groups, welfare beneficiaries and vulnerable people, contributing to poverty reduction.

Addressing the signing ceremony, Director of the Directorate of Vocational Education and Training Truong Anh Dung hailed the strategic cooperation between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) over the years, especially in the field of labour and employment…………………………………………………………..

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