UEF Representative attended International Conference in Philippines

Continue on the journey to become a bridge among international academic studies, representative of Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance (UEF) recently attended International Conference hosted by Saint Mary University in Bamyompong, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines.

After a long preparation, specialists finally met and discussed in the conference in the Philippines.

This conference is a great forum for experts, researchers from various universities and institutes in several different countries such as: Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, etc… also this is for those who work in socio-economic field and those who have passion in bettering the world, especially ones who work in the fields of education, culture, etc, to come, to talk and to discuss about hot topical issues.
 

The presenters have shared their knowledge, information along with raising awareness about theethic minorities living in isolation from civilization and their problem in life. Besides, discussion, proposed solution about hot topics such as climate change, migration, security, human rights, customs and threats of losing biodiversity, etc, along with introducing useful researches through publishing full articles, studies in the International Scientific Publication (ISSN: 2423-1207) were all mentioned during the forum.

At the conference, Dr. Trần Anh Dũng has expressed his idea and his contribution toward the topic: “Collating Hospitality’s training program with practical experiences - Building effective training model for indigenous ethnic minorities to develop local tourism economics and hospitality”.

Dr. Trần Anh Dũng received the certificate.

Besides school’s annual scientific conference, International Conference is considered to be an opportunity for UEF to learn and to enhance understanding among regional and international business training schools. And from that, UEF participates in creating and developing appropriate training methods to ensure the quality of the human resources including sufficient skills, languages, an ability to adapt to economic integration.