Provincial Party Secretary received a delegation from International Cooperation Service Joint Stock Company and Nara Higashi Hospital Group, Japan

Dien Bien TV - On the afternoon of March 21, comrade Tran Quoc Cuong, member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, received a delegation from the International Cooperation Services Joint Stock Company (CICS) and Nara Higashi Hospital Group, Nara City, Japan. Also attending were comrade Pham Duc Toan, member of the Provincial Party Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and leaders of a number of provincial departments and branches.

Provincial Party Secretary Tran Quoc Cuong chaired the reception.

Receiving the delegation, the Provincial Party Secretary happily informed about the labor situation in general and Japanese language training programs for students in Dien Bien province in particular. Recently, Dien Bien Medical College has cooperated with the International Cooperation Services Joint Stock Company (CICS) to open Japanese language training classes, training on Japanese culture, customs, and nursing knowledge for students to create a source of labor export. Currently, there are over 20 students participating in the N5 level Japanese language class.

The Provincial Party Secretary emphasized: In the coming time, not only students of colleges in the province, but also medical staff of the province can participate in cooperation programs in training and developing human resources in the fields of health and nursing. He suggested that the Group continue to pay attention so that the two sides can widely implement cooperation activities, especially in the field of training and recruiting human resources to work in Japan.

On behalf of the delegation, Mr. Tetsumura Toshio, Chairman of Nara Higashi Hospital Group, thanked Dien Bien province for the warm and respectful welcome. At the same time, he informed: Currently, Japan has a great demand for human resources in the fields of medicine, nursing and health care for the elderly. Mr. Tetsumura Toshio hopes to welcome more Vietnamese students in general and Dien Bien province in particular to study in Japan in the fields of health care and nursing; thereby opening up opportunities for closer and more effective cooperation in the future./.

Phuong Dung - Duy Hai/DIENBIENTV.VN

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