The first future-oriented Vietnam-Japan exchange event organized by the Japan Social Contribution Support Fund with the Fund's President, Ms. Abe Akie - Wife of the late Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and Da Nang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa The organization aims to exchange culture and support the community and local people.
At noon on March 3, in Da Nang Mikazuki, the Japan Social Contribution Support Fund donated wheelchairs to 3 units including the Da Nang Social Protection Center, the Da Nang City Association of People with Disabilities and the Association of People with Disabilities Lien Chieu District.
In the series of event activities, on March 1, a group of Japanese students from Kisarazu City High School and the University of Da Nang visited and gave gifts to children at the Agent Skin Victims Support Center. Da Nang city orange.
On March 3, the Japan Social Contribution Support Fund donated wheelchairs in Da Nang Mikazuki to 3 units: Da Nang Social Protection Center, Da Nang City Disabled People's Association and Lien District Disabled People's Association. Chieu. On the afternoon of March 3, the Japanese Social Contribution Support Fund delegation visited children at the Agent Orange Victims Support Center in Da Nang City.
Visit and give gifts to children at the Agent Orange Victims Support Center in Da Nang City.
Sharing at the event, Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Yamada Takio, said that last year marked the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam - Japan and was also a year of great progress. level in diplomatic relations between the two countries. What has always supported the foundation of the relationship between the two countries to become "the best" as it is today is the connection between people, the connection between hearts and mutual sharing regardless of distance. any era.
“The wheelchairs donated this time are a symbol of the connection between the hearts of the people of Japan and Vietnam. I hope that these wheelchairs will contribute to reducing the burdens in the lives of Vietnamese people, further deepening the friendship between the two peoples," said Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Yamada Takio. shall.
Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Yamada Takio spoke at the event.
According to Vice Chairman of Da Nang People's Committee Tran Chi Cuong, the relationship between Vietnam and Japan is at the best stage of development, with high political trust, especially in the context of upgrading relations between the two countries. The two countries established a "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for peace and prosperity in Asia and the world".
Japan is the leading economic partner and also the leading country among 40 countries and territories investing in Da Nang. In the field of tourism, Japan is one of the city's key markets.
“The city thanks the Japanese Social Contribution Fund and Mrs. Abe Akie, wife of the late Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo - a great friend of the Vietnamese People, in supporting wheelchairs for difficult circumstances in Da Nang . Thank you to the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam and the Japanese Consulate General in Da Nang for promoting bilateral cooperation programs, especially the grassroots grant aid program", Mr. Tran Chi Cuong said that this year, Da Nang continues to receive attention from the Embassy when sponsoring a project to build classrooms for Phu Tuc school, Hoa Phu Kindergarten, Hoa Vang district.
Vice Chairman of Da Nang City People's Committee Tran Chi Cuong spoke at the event.
With the presence of the President's wife, the late Prime Minister of Japan, Abe Shinzo, the "Vietnam - Japan Exchange" activity at Da Nang Mikazuki has become a meaningful and humane festival. The event created a unique cultural exchange atmosphere, enhancing the friendship between the Vietnamese and Japanese communities.
Wheelchairs are given to disabled people to move around more conveniently and easily, reducing the burden of care for their loved ones and reducing difficulties in life. This action is not only material support but also a symbol of kindness and love from the Japan Social Contribution Support Fund.
Cultural exchange is not only an opportunity to share the beauty of both countries but also opens up new opportunities in building and developing a diverse and united community.
