Awarding prizes to outstanding candidates at the Hanoi Informatics Competition for the Blind

Vice President in charge of the Hanoi Blind Association Hoang Manh Cuong speaks. Photo: Mai Hoa

Speaking at the program, Vice President in charge of the Hanoi Blind Association Hoang Manh Cuong emphasized: This is the third time the Hanoi Blind Association has organized an IT contest for the blind.

Awarding prizes to the winners of the competition for young members. Photo: Mai Hoa

Taking place from October 29 to 30, the contest contributed to raising awareness of all levels of the Association and its members about the important and practical position and role of information technology in work, study and life, while improving the working capacity and quality of life of each member, helping blind people confidently join the country's digital transformation process. Not only was it an opportunity to discover the core to train to become core cadres and teachers to serve the training, coaching and development of IT in the Association, through the contest, the Organizing Committee selected creative and easy-to-apply software and applications to popularize and replicate in the community of the visually impaired.

Awarding prizes to contestants with excellent achievements in the competition for officials at all levels of the Association. Photo: Mai Hoa

Witnessing the competitions, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Science and Technology Nguyen To Quyen was moved to share: “The competition is a testament to the message “No one is left behind”. Not only is it an intellectual playground, the competition is a symbol of the will, determination and aspiration of the blind, so that we can see the belief and love of life of the contestants, who have constantly turned difficulties into actions, turned challenges into opportunities to make life more meaningful. They are truly IT warriors, who will become leaders, spreading the light of IT to members of the Hanoi Blind Association.

Presenting awards and certificates to authors with outstanding creative application products. Photo: Mai Hoa

Vice President of the Vietnam Blind Association Dinh Viet Anh highly appreciated the results of the contest, and affirmed: Thanks to the application of information technology, more and more blind people can attend high school, university, receive bachelor's and master's scholarships from international universities. Information technology is increasingly applied in the lives of blind people, helping blind people to participate in teaching English, selling online, and even building software applications in life for blind people.

Awarding prizes to the winners of the contest for students living in Hanoi. Photo: Mai Hoa

The Organizing Committee awarded prizes to outstanding contestants in each competition. Specifically:

- Competition for officials at all levels of the Association: First prize went to contestant Do Thu Ha (Cau Giay), Second prize - Nguyen Thi Huyen Trang (Thanh Tri), Third prize - Le Tung Lam (Hoai Duc), 2 Encouragement prizes: Le Ngan Ha (Thanh Hoi), Do Van Thuong (Dong Anh).

- Competition for young members: First prize went to contestant Dinh Thi Dieu Chau (RB Center), Second prize - Le Huy Hoang (Dong Anh), Third prize - Truong Thanh Nhan (Chuong My), 3 Encouragement prizes: Dinh Cong Thinh (Ha Dong), Nguyen Hoang Yen Nhi (Thanh Xuan), Le Quoc Cuong (Chuong My).

- The contest is for students living in Hanoi, all prizes belong to contestants of RB Center. Specifically: First prize belongs to contestant Vuong Hoang Minh, Second prize - Do Ngoc Minh Chau, 2 Third prizes - Nguyen An Binh, Dinh The Duy, 4 Encouragement prizes: Ho Nha Linh, Nguyen Minh Tri, Bui Nguyen Duc Hoang, Nguyen Duy Linh.

The organizers will select from among the high-achieving candidates to participate in the national competition.

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