Ho Chi Minh City is the first locality in the country to announce the Digital Transformation Program under Decision No. 2393/QD-UBND; followed by the Implementation Plan of the Program “Digital Transformation of Ho Chi Minh City in 2021” issued by the City People’s Committee in early March 2021. In order to carry out the tasks to achieve the set goals, HCMC needs many tools to implement. In particular, leaders of Ho Chi Minh City said that they will prioritize the establishment of professional center models to promote digital transformation in key areas of the City. The first phase will establish DXCenter in the downtown area to focus on promoting digital transformation activities in the locality, acting as a bridge between different components of the digital economy, creating resonance brings the highest efficiency to digital transformation. 1 of the 5 basic functions of DXCenter are promote innovation startup ecosystem, support individuals and businesses to research and develop digital technology products (Artwork: Executive production at AA factory). DXCenter will have 5 basic functions. Firstly, promote activities to connect supply and demand, transfer technology, test digital technology products, act as an intermediary linking components of the digital economy. Secondly, implementing activities to renew thinking and awareness about digital transformation through events, training programs, coaching, communication programs on digital transformation. Third, promote the innovation startup ecosystem, support individuals and businesses to research and develop digital technology products. Fourth, implementing international cooperation programs on digital transformation, promoting cooperation with prestigious partners in the world; seek funding sources for Vietnam’s digital transformation projects. Fifth, evaluate and appraise the quality and effectiveness of technology products; supporting research, development, improvement and upgrading of technology products and solutions. In the near future, DXCenter’s leadership will quickly implement specific activities, focusing on working directly with a team of in-depth consultants in key digital economy fields. Along with that, connecting with the leading technology business community, especially with information technology associations; media agencies to develop communication topics to raise awareness about digital transformation to individuals and businesses of Ho Chi Minh City; deploying communication activities, events, training, consulting programs to connect supply and demand. At the same time, DXCenter will be built into a “common house” on digital transformation, including thematic spaces on digital economy, digital infrastructure, digital government, digital society; space to display and introduce digital technology products and solutions. Data about these products and solutions will also be digitized on the DX-eHub platform, integrated with evaluation and testing functions, etc. to help customers easily find suitable products.

Forest patrols With an area of ​​more than 15,000 hectares, Sao La Nature Reserve in Thua Thien-Hue province has a rich flora and fauna, containing a diverse genetic resource of more than 1,200 species of animals and plants. Up to now, the reserve still retains a large area of ​​tropical evergreen closed forest, which is home to many rare species of birds and animals. From the center of the mountainous district of A Luoi, drive on the Ho Chi Minh route to the south about more than 30 km, when going through the tunnel through A Roang mountain, it is a majestic and unspoiled scene of primeval forests. Sao La Conservation Area, Thua Thien – Hue Province. The reserve covers an area of ​​more than 15,000 hectares of natural forest, stretching across the two districts of Nam Dong and A Luoi, directly connected with Sao La Conservation Area in Quang Nam Province and Xe Sap National Reserve in Laos. Sao La Nature Reserve in Thua Thien – Hue province currently has three patrol teams and five forest protection stations, which are regularly mobile to perform forest protection tasks. Following in the footsteps of a five-man patrol team led by Mr. Pham Viet Nuoc, we walked along the slopes, crossing streams under the canopy of old forests straight into the core area of ​​the reserve. This patrol is expected to take about six days to travel, so the backpacks of team members are full of essential equipment and items such as navigators, camera traps, binoculars. , personal items, medicine, pots and pans, food… Sticking with Sao La Nature Reserve in Thua Thien – Hue province from the very beginning, 11 years ago, Mr. Pham Viet Nuoc, a Ta Oi ethnic, set foot in most of the sub-areas in the reserve. this vast expanse. For Mr. Nuoc, the reserve is like his second home, he has the ability to read the names of each big tree in the forest; even a glimpse of a bird singing, he could tell what kind of bird it was. After finding a convenient location by a small stream, the patrol team assigned each other to set up a tent to rest and cook. Pham Viet Nuoc confided that this patrol job requires not only good health, but also forest skills and above all a love of nature to stick with the job. On average, a patrol team will work 22 days a month in the forest, of which 16 days are camping in sub-areas in the reserve. “The mountainous terrain in the reserve is very dangerous, with many dangers lurking for forest protection teams, especially in the rainy season. There are many cases of brothers and sisters with serious and life-threatening injuries due to sudden broken branches on them, biting by poisonous snakes, or in the process of crossing streams, when suddenly the water from upstream suddenly surged. Pham Viet Nuoc shared. Giant Truong Son at Sao La Nature Reserve, Thua Thien-Hue province. Recently, Sao La Conservation Area in Thua Thien – Hue province has contracted with A Luoi District Medical Center (Thua Thien – Hue) and Tay Giang District Medical Center (Quang Nam) to identify 4 rescue locations. fixed along the Ho Chi Minh route through the nature reserve, so that when an injured person comes out from the forest, ambulances will go straight to these locations to give first aid and take people to the hospital for treatment. timely treatment. On the patrol journey, Mr. Pham Viet Nuoc and members of the team stopped at many areas to observe and detect the traps of wild animals of the people to remove and collect. According to Mr. Nuoc, in the past, the number of animal traps that people put in the forest was as much as a “matrix”. Especially near the New Year holidays, people still have the custom of trapping wild animals to eat, that is also the time when patrol teams have to strengthen their duty force. According to the Management Board of Sao La Nature Reserve, Thua Thien – Hue province, from 2014 to 2017, the situation of trapping wild animals in the reserve was really a problem. In some years, the forest patrol force has dismantled more than 21,000 traps of all kinds. In recent years, thanks to the promotion of propaganda combined with the detection of strict handling of violations, the number of animal traps has decreased significantly. Since the beginning of 2021, patrol teams have driven 11 people out of the forest, dismantled 14 illegally built camps and collected more than 1,740 animal traps. After being dismantled, the animal traps will be returned to the stations for destruction according to regulations. Preserving the “treasure” of the green forest Sao La Nature Reserve in Thua Thien – Hue province is one of the places with the highest biodiversity in the region and in the world. This place owns the remaining natural primeval forest area of ​​the Central Truong Son area and is home to rare and endemic animals such as saola, Truong Son muntjac, large muntjac, striped rabbit and many more. other animals and plants. According to the Management Board of Sao La Conservation Area in Thua Thien – Hue province, recent research results show that the reserve currently has 1,035 species of plants, 42 species of mammals, 139 species of birds, 54 species of fish, 84 species of reptiles, frogs, frogs and 284 species of butterflies. In which, many species are listed in the Red Book of Vietnam and the Red Book of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). According to Mr. Pham Viet Nuoc, in recent years, during the patrol process, the number of animals has increased significantly such as chamois, wild boar, deer, zebra rabbit, Truong Son large gill and some species of wild animals. growth such as monkeys, douc langurs… This is a great joy for the tireless efforts of those who are directly involved in forest maintenance and biodiversity conservation here. Mr. Nguyen Huu Hoa, an officer of the Forest Management and Protection Department (the Management Board of Sao La Nature Reserve, Thua Thien – Hue province), said that with the support of technology, especially the application of the camera trap system in the forest is being developed. promote efficiency, effectively support the management and scientific research on the development and distribution of animals in the conservation area. In the past time, the camera traps have provided many valuable documentary images to record the presence of animals and the most important goal of these camera traps is to record the saola in the area. conserve. The saola, whose scientific name is Pseudoryx khetinhensis, also known as the “Asian Unicorn”, is one of the rarest mammals in the world. Monkeys at Sao La Nature Reserve, Thua Thien-Hue province. Director of Sao La Conservation Area Management Board in Thua Thien-Hue Province Nguyen Thanh said: The unit has cooperated with many wildlife protection organizations to research and search for traces of saola species in the reserve. such as placing photo traps at locations where mondo grass grows and develops, because this is a “favorite” dish of saola; collect samples of strange animal feces or take samples of species squeezed in the forest for scientists to conduct tests and find clues… According to Director of the Management Board of Sao La Conservation Area in Thua Thien – Hue Province Nguyen Thanh, located in the same habitat area, in 2013, Sao La Conservation Area in Quang Nam Province recorded a saola by photographing a single individual. shock the scientific research and nature conservation circles at home and abroad. Therefore, officers and staff of Sao La Nature Reserve in Thua Thien – Hue province hope to also discover saola in the reserve in the future. In recent years, Sao La Nature Reserve in Thua Thien – Hue province has invested and equipped many modern machines to help patrol teams improve operational efficiency. Currently, forest protection officers only need to use smartphones to record patrol positions, locations with signs of forest encroachment, encountering animal traps, camps, encountering people entering the forest, etc. When there is a phone signal, this information and image will automatically be updated into the system, serving as the basis for the process of analyzing and processing information at the specialized department of the Management Board. Director of Sao La Conservation Area Management Board in Thua Thien – Hue province shared that the protection of primeval forests in the reserve still faces many difficulties and challenges. For example, the cutting of forest trees still occurs sporadically at some point in time, or the animal traps set up by people in the forest, although significantly reduced in number, have not been completely stopped… Therefore, the Maintaining forest protection patrols is important to minimize the negative impacts of humans on the forest’s ecosystem. The patrol team led by Mr. Pham Viet Nuoc as captain after many days of climbing passes, wading streams, “eating shacks, sleeping in the forest” has completed the task. According to Mr. Pham Viet Nuoc, after each trip, there is one more animal trap removed, by chance encountering wild animals, or simply seeing that the forest has not been violated, which is a joy and motivation for the members of the community. Team members overcome difficulties and dangers to stick with their work, contributing to preserving the “treasure” of the green forest for future generations.

In the midst of a pandemic, we now always hope to see good lights at the end of the tunnel. One of the issues that people are most concerned about is when will we be able to return to normal life. However, many scientists, medical officials and spiritual leaders have determined that this will not be the case. Our house is on fire. Vaccines that are and will save lives will not be able to put out this potential fire in the future. They can only be of help for a short time. What we have experienced over the past year is only a little taste of the suffering that humanity will suffer if we don’t change our own consciousness and actions. In a recent interview, Bill Gates commented that pandemic is the number one dangerous threat to humanity; Therefore, we must be prepared to respond carefully. He said his biggest worry now is climate change and the threat of man-made viruses that lead to bioterrorism. When asked about ways to respond to the pandemic now and in the future, he proposed significant investment in research, training highly specialized groups of people who can respond quickly to diseases. New emerging worldwide, at the same time, research and develop tools to accurately and quickly diagnose symptoms of the disease. Moreover, vaccine manufacturing technology should be focused on development. The world cannot return to normal. The way forward must be a new one, which begins with a deep understanding of our relationships with other species and the entire planet, thereby changing our own behavior and habits. ourselves quickly aiming to improve the world. Without this, we would see bigger fires, even bigger fires than the catastrophic fires in Australia a year ago and the fires in the Amazon and California before. Many places will face extremely cold weather similar to the people of Texas and neighboring states are suffering at this time. These types of weather changes are the hallmarks of a climate crisis that scientists have predicted for decades. However, so far, the vast majority of us have chosen to bury our heads in the sand, ignoring the impending disaster by using goods and products imported from around the world, enjoying Luxury vacations, live in temperature-controlled homes and easy access to the latest gadgets, computers, cars and more. One aspect where we can see the most obvious effects is transportation. Globally, emissions from transport account for about 14% of total annual emissions and especially about 25% of CO2. What is even more remarkable is that traffic emissions are on the rise, while more and more people around the world are getting richer, able to afford their own vehicle and travel frequently. According to traditional capitalist ideology, we can buy, sell, produce and innovate on our own. However, most psychologists and Buddhists today believe that: human desires never end. Electric cars are good, but there are potential problems such as speeding that many people still have. As the number of cars increases, there will be more demand, for example we will need more roads, more parking garages, more natural resources to meet our energy needs. , etc. Six years ago, Bhikkhu Bodhi was the signature of the “Call for leaders of the United States and the world to take action to address the adverse social and psychological impacts of climate change”. In 2019, he again participated in solving the United Nations climate change issues in New York City: The Buddha taught about the causes and roots of suffering mainly directed towards the goal of individual liberation. These teachings show how mental defilements have harmed our personal lives, and now, how they can be overcome. However, because the world is intimately interrelated and unified, we must consider the process of cause and effect that works; Then, based on the results of this research to guide the way change is appropriate for society, at the same time, to propose political institutions and global policies to avoid the disadvantages we face. face. We can call this global application sati sampajañnã, which means mindfulness and correct, clear understanding of all the dangers we face in the present. The most dangerous, which covers the entire world and threatens everyone is often referred to as climate change, but perhaps we should more accurately call climate instability or disorientation. Queen. Buddhism promotes a life in harmony with nature Although travel may, to some extent, be essential for a better life, we should reconsider for ourselves how much travel is appropriate. Just like protein or water is essential, but overusing them will quickly make the body sick. Likewise, the Earth cannot absorb all the travel we take today and so we are making the Earth’s condition worse and worse. In the present age, we travel internationally more and more, so we become distracted, disoriented and insecure with our present life. According to Buddhism, the essence of practice is to let go of the need to change, operate, and control the world. The life of the Buddha made this very clear, sometimes the only thing to do is to focus your energies and sit down. Sit quietly to see the disturbing emotions arising in your mind. Sit firmly to overcome the urge to do something somewhere else, with others. It may be a paradox, but really just sitting down can we hold our heads up from the sand, while at the same time realizing our connection and the need to care more about each other.

This year’s Google Earth Day imagery highlights the idea that everyone can germinate a seed for a brighter future. Google celebrates Earth Day April 22 with an inspirational video on the homepage. (Photo: Google) Google encourages people to find a small action they can take to restore the Earth – the common home of humanity. In the Google video, the characters take turns sowing seeds, from generation to generation, from person to person, of all sexes, skin color, age … The seeds are sown to the ground. all germinate, develop into lush greenery. Google encourages people to find a small action they can take to restore the Earth. (Photo: Google) “Today’s video shows many different types of plants grown in natural habitats, this is one of the ways we can keep the Earth for future generations,” the Google announcement said. April 22 every year is chosen as Earth Day. This year is the 51st time it has taken place and has been responded by many countries. The purpose of Earth Day is to increase awareness and value of the natural environment of the planet in which we live. This year is the 51st Earth Day that has taken place and has been responded by many countries. (Photo: Google) In 1969 at the UNESCO Conference in San Francisco, environmental activist John McConnell proposed a day to honor Earth, first held on March 21, 1970, the first day of spring in the North. bridge. A month later, US Senator Gaylord Nelson proposed the idea of ​​organizing a national environmental curriculum on April 22, 1970. He hired a young environmental activist, Denis Hayes, to do the Thing. National coordinator. The purpose of Earth Day is to increase awareness and value of the natural environment of the planet in which we live. (Photo: Google) By 1990, Denis Hayes brought this event to the international level and held in 141 countries. Now Earth Day is a series of events coordinated globally by earthday.org, with the participation of about 1 billion people in more than 193 countries. Many communities also host Earth Week, a week of activities around environmental issues.

Sharks are pictures that haunt the minds of many people swimming or rowing in the ocean. Sharks are often portrayed in movies as merciless blood hunters, but in fact it is also a very intelligent and curious creature. Taylor Cunningham, a marine biologist and shark conservationist, and a shark safety instructor, shares skills in dealing with the fear known as the shark. Study local sharks During certain times of the year, some sharks get closer to shore in the warm coastal waters. In Hawaii, for example, tiger sharks swim near shore in late summer and early fall to give birth. Therefore, it is very helpful to learn about local sharks in order to choose water activities wisely. Wear a mask and fins when swimming For professional swimmers, there is no need to wear a mask and fins every time you step into the sea. But if you swim long distances and are worried that you might encounter sharks, you should use this device. Cunningham said both of these devices help swimmers become more aware of their surroundings, the key to being safe in the ocean. Humans and sharks can still live peacefully. Leave the white and yellow bikinis at home It may be hard to believe, but the color of your clothes and equipment is important to sharks. “Sharks have monochrome vision, so colors like white, yellow or neon should be avoided when swimming or diving because these colors stand out in the blue ocean. Instead, choose darker colors, like black and blue. bar to minimize unwanted attention from the shark ” Cunningham explained. Don’t worry if you get cut or scratched – sharks don’t respond to human blood There is a long-held belief that sharks are a species with an excellent sense of smell that is sensitive to human blood. Cunningham said: “Sharks do not react to human blood or scents. Scientists have done studies in which they found that sharks have minimal or no response in the brain to humans. “ Act like a predator, constantly checking your surroundings By constantly spinning and looking around while underwater, you are communicating that you are a predator, not a prey. Being like a predator makes you less likely to get approached by a shark. Make eye contact if you see a shark When seeing a shark, many people’s instincts are to swim as fast as they can in the other direction, but this may be announcing that you are prey and should be chased. With the confidence of making eye contact with a shark, you are asserting yourself as a predator. However, it is necessary to have flexibility because there can be many sharks at the same time. So, after your initial eye contact, look for the other sharks around. Create the necessary distance from the shark If a shark is approaching, use your fins, GoPro or any solid object you have on you to create some distance between you and the animal. Then you are sending a quantity of water and some things towards them. They will probably pick up, collide and turn away … Slowly step back after making eye contact, but avoid splashing and making noise. The reason you prove yourself as an underwater predator is to tell the shark that you are not on their menu. Splashing, yelling, and rioting on the surface can make them think you are a sick or injured bird or fish – which are on a shark’s favorite menu. Understanding the shark will be less afraid when it comes to “collision” with the shark. Note the shark’s body language Sharks are not inherently aggressive, but they can win territory or compete, Cunningham explained. Sharks will use their body language before confrontation. If you notice a shark releasing pectoral fins (like when a cat arches its back) or opening its mouth (like when a dog growls) slowly step back, give it space, and get out of the water. Remember sharks swim and ignore humans Most people assume that if there are sharks in the water, they will feel them, but in fact, Cunningham says sharks swim and ignore everyone, just like any other fish. Over the years, drone footage has shown sharks within the reach of swimmers without their knowledge. Above all, don’t panic! The key to overcoming any encounter with a shark is acting like a predator. Sharks do not consider humans as prey. Usually, sharks completely ignore humans in the ocean. While it may seem impossible to stay calm when dealing with sharks, it is not. You just need to know a little bit about shark behavior and learn to react appropriately if you encounter it while swimming. “Falled coconuts kill more people than sharks, but in fact, no one is afraid of falling coconuts” – Cunningham’s hand analyzed. The ocean is the home of marine life, including sharks. Respect for the ocean, the common home of sharks and marine life “We need to understand that the ocean is home to a lot of wildlife, not just sharks. Ocean infiltration is human invading the house of marine species. Therefore, it is the responsibility of man to be aware of his or her impacts on the oceans and wildlife or the conditions that may affect them ”- shark conservationist Taylor Cunningham emphasized.

From nearly 400 registration documents, through 2 rounds of competition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Recruitment Council selected 81 best individuals and on April 14, the Ministry happily opened the door, welcoming you to become member under the common roof named Diplomacy. On the afternoon of April 14, at the Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Department of Organization and Personnel in coordination with the Diplomatic Academy held a ceremony to award the decision to recruit and open a pre-civil service class for 2021 new civil servants. Attending the ceremony were Deputy Foreign Minister Dang Minh Khoi, Assistant Minister, Director of Personnel and Organization Department Pham Quang Hieu, Acting Director of Diplomatic Academy Pham Lan Dung, representatives of related units and 81 employees. has just passed the entrance exam in 2020.

At the decision award ceremony, Deputy Minister Dang Minh Khoi congratulated the young colleagues who passed the tough and challenging exam to attend the Recruitment Decision Ceremony and the Opening of the Pre-Service Class. . Standing in the team of 81 newly recruited civil servants is a very honor and pride for each individual receiving this decision. Deputy Minister said that over the past 75 years, the country is increasingly developing and innovating and achieving great achievements. In the overall success of the country, there is a great contribution from the Foreign Affairs sector. As at the XIII Congress of the Party recently, General Secretary, President Nguyen Phu Trong said, affirming: “Our country has never had the structure, potentiality, position and prestige of the country. Reality like today. ” This is thanks to the non-stop efforts and efforts of generations of Diplomats during the past 75 years.

However, the Deputy Minister said that the world and regional situation continued to evolve quickly, complicatedly and unpredictably. “The important thing is that when you become an officer of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, do you grasp the changes in the world of complex, volatile and unpredictable situations, adapt and overcome those changes? . All are based on the intellectual capacity and bravery of each individual “, said Deputy Minister. Deputy Minister Dang Minh Khoi reiterated 5 tasks that Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son had sent a message to all officials and employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at home and abroad, namely: Solidarity, Wisdom, Ban Conscience, Dedication, Building a regular, elite, modern and comprehensive Vietnamese Diplomacy. Thereby, Deputy Minister Dang Minh Khoi believes that the work and the immediate road will still be challenging, but the young potential faces present here will be the next generation of talented and enthusiastic diplomats. blood and make the diplomats in the lead feel proud.

Vietnam’s Foreign Affairs has always played an important role in the nation’s revolutionary cause. Right from the very first days of the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, the Diplomatic Service was honored and proud to be born and directly led and instructed by President Ho Chi Minh. During his life, President Ho Chi Minh always attaches special importance to the work of cadres and always puts the work of cadres at the forefront in building the Party and State administration. The person pointed out: “Officer is the root of all work”; “Every job succeeds or fails, is due to good or poor officials”; “Any work policy, if there is a good staff, will be successful, which is profitable. Without good staff, the job will fail, which means loss of capital ”.

The process of Vietnam’s international integration is getting deeper and deeper, not only having opportunities and advantages, but also facing many challenges and difficulties that require more and more diplomats to be “both pink and professional. “. Therefore, to help you adapt as quickly as possible when embarking on practical work in the unit, right after receiving the recruitment decision, new civil servants will be able to join the Pre-Civil Service class for a period of time. period of two months. This is the program of fostering knowledge “specialties” of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, developed by the Department of Organization and Personnel and related units, drawn from the experience of many years ago, including a lot of content. extremely necessary, substantive and comprehensive, from updated knowledge in the fields of work of the Ministry to essential skills such as research methods, writing memoirs, great signatures, submission papers, reports, telegram, contact reports, meeting minutes … or operations required by a comprehensive diplomat such as consular, press information, state reception, events, conferences In particular, the Ministry is very interested and will invite veteran diplomats such as former Deputy Prime Minister Vu Khoan, Ambassador Nguyen Nguyet Nga, Ambassador Tran Trong Toan and other leaders and managers, experts leading the field in the fields to exchange, guide and help you to improve yourself with modern and comprehensive knowledge, skills and methods.

Assistant Minister, Director of Personnel and Organization Department Pham Quang Hieu assessed that the new diplomats have equal professional capacity, are well trained at home and abroad, have specialized and foreign knowledge. good language and convergence of the necessary qualities of thinking and criticism for a foreign affairs officer. Mr. Pham Quang Hieu reminded that, in the face of increasingly unpredictable developments in the context of the world and the region, the rapid changes in the mode of implementation of diplomatic activities due to the impact of the industrial revolution. 4.0, officers working in foreign affairs today must have more and more strong political bravery, always believe in the foreign policy of the Party and State. Not only that, diplomats must have a modern mindset in research, analysis and assessment of the situation to advise, propose policies and strategies; have a comprehensive knowledge base, synthesized in many fields and most importantly, must have pride in the traditional history of the nation, the diplomatic service and have a desire to contribute to a country of Vietnam. increasingly powerful, developing stronger. Therefore, participating in the Pre-Service course is a very good opportunity to hone and practice. The course result will be one of the factors to consider in deciding the assignment of new civil servants to the units as well as the end of your probationary period in the near future.

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Representatives of the new civil servants who have just received the decision, Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hong Ngoc said: “This is a great day in our life and career, marking the beginning of an important journey ahead. and a memory we will never forget “. Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hong Ngoc also expressed her pride when she officially became an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with 75 years of proud history in the defense and construction of the country. However, young diplomats also understand that, becoming an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, great honor goes hand-in-hand with great responsibility, the more opportunities you have, the more difficult the challenges will become. The new external environment poses great requirements, which is how to truly become a good officer, how to inherit and promote glorious traditions of fathers, generations ahead. dedicated to building; and how to contribute to building Diplomacy to become a pioneer soldier in peacetime, to serve the highest interests of the nation – the nation.

With her love and passion for the Industry, along with the enthusiasm of the youth, Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hong Ngoc promises to “constantly train to build strong political character and stance, cultivate ethical qualities and professional qualifications; promote a sense of responsibility at work, and always be diligent, humble, learn from previous generations ”. The representative of the new recruits of the Industry affirmed that they would do their best to strive to perform the 5 tasks in the letter of Minister Bui Thanh Son to all cadres, civil servants and employees of the Ministry; strive to become public servants “both rosy and professional” as taught by Uncle Ho, to successfully complete the assigned tasks, worthy of the attention, trust and expectation of the Ministry’s leaders.

Ms. Nguyen Phuong Hong Ngoc hopes that the job will bring new civil servants opportunities, and even challenges, so that each rookie of the Industry becomes more mature and mature. civil servants who have both the courage and expertise to contribute to the Foreign Affairs sector in particular and to Vietnam’s foreign affairs in general. President Nguyen Xuan Phuc shared his wish that Vietnam 2045 be a beautiful picture that we all have the opportunity to paint. As the representative of the new staff received the recruitment decision shared: “We hope to be able to dedicate, serve and contribute a small part of our efforts to the Foreign Affairs sector and to the aspirations of common development. of the nation ”.

According to the Department of Organization and Personnel, out of 81 newly recruited civil servants, 20/81 individuals have a Master’s degree; 34 people trained abroad, 39 graduated from the Diplomatic Academy. The age gap from the 7x, 8x generation has many years of working in other agencies and companies and most of them are 9x, 10x friends.

Article: Nguyen Hong, Pham Trang Photo: Minh Nhat Graphics: Hong Nguyen