Scholarships benefit Yen Bai student
- Thursday, June 30, 2022
As many as 12 students with difficult circumstances, including six from ethnic minorities, received scholarships of the “Brighten the future” fund over the last 18 months.
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President of the provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association Bui Thi Suu and representatives from the locality’s Association for Learning Promotion and Department of Education and Training present the scholarships to 12 local students with extremely difficult circumstances.
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