Student Festival – Foreign Trade Economics Club.

In response to Youth Month with the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere across the country, on the morning of 21 March 2021, the Youth Union – Student Association of the Faculty of Business Administration - International Economics organized the Student Festival programme to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the establishment of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (26 March 1931 – 26 March 2021). The event aimed to review the glorious history of the Youth Union and to inspire the heroic spirit of youth. To make the programme more solemn, the Faculty of Business Administration - International Economics simultaneously launched the clubs corresponding to the majors offered by the Faculty – FBAIE’S PROFESSION CLUB.

Attendees included:

Mr Le Son Quang – Secretary of the Youth Union of Lac Hong University
Mr Tran Tien – President of the Student Association, Deputy Secretary of the Youth Union of Lac Hong University
PhD Nguyen Van Tan – Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration - International Economics
MB Ta Thi Thanh Huong
MB Vo Anh Phuc
MB Vu Duc Cuong
MB Ngo Thi Kim Anh

In addition, there was the presence of members of the Faculty Executive Board, academic coordinators of the majors, and a large number of students from the Faculty. The Foreign Trade Economics Club was also officially launched with an enthusiastic spirit, ready to devote wholeheartedly to the Club alongside other clubs. The list of Club members includes:

Nguyen Thi Tuong Van – Team Leader
Vuong Do Hong Nhung – Deputy Leader
Le Trung Hieu – Member
Nguyen Thi Hong – Member
Luong Thi Thanh Lan – Member

Receiving the directive remarks from PhD Nguyen Van Tan, the Club members will strive to promote their sense of responsibility, further develop the Club, and operate more effectively. In addition, the Club has set out its upcoming orientation to create a healthy and useful playground for lecturers and students who are passionate about the major.

In the near future, the Club will organize discussion and debate sessions among students of the Foreign Trade major so that students will have opportunities to interact and support one another in the process of accessing knowledge as well as developing communication skills, and to address questions that students often encounter.

We sincerely express our gratitude for the enthusiasm and dedicated efforts of the lecturers in establishing clubs for students. In addition, it is necessary to acknowledge the members of the Youth Union – Student Association of the Faculty of Business Administration - International Economics for organizing the club launching ceremony and bringing the clubs closer to students within the Faculty. Sincere thanks.