Scholarships for studious poor students

04:09, 08/09/2014

(ĐN)- On September 7, Dong Nai provincial Party Committee's Commission for Communications and Education organized a ceremony to award scholarships to 30 students who passed this year's university entrance exam and poor university students with excellent academic results.

 

(ĐN)- On September 7, Dong Nai provincial Party Committee’s Commission for Communications and Education organized a ceremony to award scholarships to 30 students who passed this year’s university entrance exam and poor university students with excellent academic results.

The scholarships worth VND5 million each are funded by Cuong Thuan Idico Development Investment Corporation.

Head of Commission for Communications and Education Huynh Van Toi award scholarships to students in Vinh Cuu district.
Head of Commission for Communications and Education Huynh Van Toi award scholarships to students in Vinh Cuu district.

On this occasion, the commission presented scholarships each valued at VND1 million to 70 primary to high school students in the districts of Vinh Cuu, Cam My and Long Thanh. The scholarships are financed by Thien Ha company.

Deputy General Director Nguyen Si Phong of Cuong Thuan Idico hands scholarships to university students.
Deputy General Director Nguyen Si Phong of Cuong Thuan Idico hands scholarships to university students.

Speaking at the ceremony, Head of Commission for Communications and Education Huynh Van Toi said that the scholarships are a great source of encouragement for those students to overcome difficulties and excel at study.

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Representatives take souvernir photo with the scholarships receivers.

Over the past five years, the commission and sponsors have granted scholarships to nearly 350 students, especially those struggling with difficulties in life. Many of them graduated from universities and got stable jobs. In the coming time, the commission will continue efforts to share difficulties with disadvantaged students, help them pursue study and become useful citizens for society.

Reported by H.D