Awarding ceremony of the Chevrolet engine, gearbox and cars

Hanoi University of Industry was honored as one of twelve Vietnamese education institutions receiving equipment from Vietnam General Motors in the awarding ceremony of the Chevrolet engine, gearbox and cars taken place this morning - June 22nd, 2016. The ceremony witnessed the presence of the US Ambassador in Vietnam, Mr. Ted Osius.

12 universities and vocational schools receiving equipment awarded from General Motors Vietnam

Two cars and 10 sets of Chevrolet engines and gearboxes from General Motors Vietnam were awarded to 12 universities and vocational schools as teaching and training equipment. This is a very meaningful gesture in improving the quality of teaching and learning at training institutions in Vietnam. Among them, Hanoi University of Industry received a 7-seat sports car - Chevrolet Captiva.

Mr. Ted Osius - US Ambassador in Vietnam

Mr. Wail A. Farghaly - CEO of General Motors Vietnam

Mr. Wail A. Farghaly - CEO of General Motors Vietnam, said the donation of the equipment contributes to supporting the school and students in teaching and learning, helping students gain real experience at work, and becoming the future key workforce in the development trend of automobile industry in Vietnam.

On behalf of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Mr. Phuong Hoang Kim - Head of Human Resource Development Department

On behalf of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Mr. Phuong Hoang Kim - Head of Human Resources Development Department, appreciated the donation of GM Motors for universities and vocational schools in Vietnam as well as the practical values in supporting teaching and learning in these facilities. He also expressed his gratitude to the leaders of GM Motors and the US Embassy for their interest and support.

Dr. Tran DucQuy - Rector of Hanoi University of Industry

On behalf of 12 schools to receive the donation, Dr. Tran DucQuy - Rector of Hanoi University of Industry committed to use these quipment effectively in teaching and improving the quality of human resources to fulfill the practical and social needs.

12 schools receiving the donation