Giving away 13,000 Vietnam maps at the ‘Students with great aspirations’ Journey

Responding to the campaign “Proud of a stretch of mountains and rivers” launched by the Central Youth Union, on the afternoon of April 26, in Dien Bien Phu City (Dien Bien province), the College system – FPT Polytechnic accompanied and donated 13,000 Maps for schools across the country.

The campaign “Proud of a strip of mountains and rivers” is deployed by the Central Youth Union at all levels of Youth Unions, Associations, and Teams at home and abroad to help union members, children, and especially students better understand information. geographical information, topography, population, sea, islands… and sovereignty of Vietnam.

The campaign aims to strengthen the education of the young generation about revolutionary ideals, ethics, cultural lifestyle, patriotism, national pride, and arouse the desire to strive to contribute… through activities. Hanging a map of the Fatherland at places of study and work.

According to the organizing committee, the ceremony to hand over 13,000 maps of the Fatherland took place within the framework of the “Students with river aspirations” journey organized by the Central Vietnam Student Association in Dien Bien province in the days leading up to 70 years of war. wins Dien Bien Phu.

Ms. Ho Hong Nguyen, Head of the Central Youth Union’s School Youth Committee, Standing Vice President of the Vietnam Student Association, received a symbolic sign of 13,000 maps of the Fatherland from representatives of the College and University system – FPT Polytechnic. .

Mr. Bui Quang Hung, CEO of the College system – FPT Polytechnic, shared: “With a wide network present in more than 20 provinces and cities across the country, we pay great attention to core education. rights for students.

Realizing that the project “Proud of a strip of mountains and rivers” was implemented to enhance patriotic education and awareness of national and ethnic sovereignty for the young generation, the unit decided to accompany and award 13,000 copies. supplies for schools across the country”.