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On 23 November, within the framework of an investment promotion project supported by Korean Ministry of SMEs and Startups, the handover ceremony of health care products to support children in mountainous areas was organised in Bac Kan province.
Attending the event were Ms. Nguyen Kim Phuong – Deputy General Director of BSR Vietnam Joint Stock Company, Mr. Nong Van Binh – Director of Ngan Son District Medical Centre, Mr. Trieu Van Toan – Principal of Thuan Mang Semi-boarding School, Mr. Duong Hong Linh – Business Development Manager of ChildFund Vietnam, along with representatives of the Program Management Board in Ngan Son district and students in the project area.
At the event, the representative of BSR Vietnam Joint Stock Company on behalf of sponsoring companies Y&J International Co., Ltd and Core Value Co., Ltd handed over gifts of ear-nose-throat endoscopes to local health staff and menstrual underwears to children in the area. BSR Vietnam Joint Stock Company hopes that the donated products will contribute to better health care for children in mountainous communes where medical conditions are still limited.
