Two Lao master-degree graduates lecture study in Japan
Photo: From left to right, Mr. Sengsouvanh Chanthalunvong and Mr Sengsouvanh Chanthalunvong
(KPL) The Ministry of Education last Friday held a lecture on graduation from universities in Japan and the application of knowledge into the socio-economic development of the country.
Two graduates with master degrees were selected for last week lecture held in Vientiane.
Lecturers were Mr Sengsouvanh Chanthalunvong who has just graduated from the Nagoya University under the support of Japanese Development Scholarship lectured the theme “Help a child who has done a mistake” and Mr Kaenchan Phommachack lectured his essay “Human Trafficking in Laos”.
“I intend to apply knowledge I have gained in the university in Japan to contribute to the socio-economic development of Laos,” said Mr Sengsouvanh.
Attending the event were Mr Ouam Sengchadavong, Deputy Minister of Education together with representatives of Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of National Defence, People’s Supreme Court and a number of alumni from Japan.
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Congratulation new master degree from Japan.
How about other students who graduated from other country beside Japan, China, Malaysia? Why no one mention about them?
There are some master and PhD students in other countries, some of them already graduated from master program but none of government welcome them as students who graduated from Japan?
Please forgive me, if I write wrong comment.
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