On April 14, Assoc. Prof. Le Quang Son – Vice President of UD presided over the meeting with Dr. Josefine Wallet-German Consul General HCMC and Mr. Stefan Haze Bergen – Head of DAAD Hanoi.

Overview of the meeting at UD

Attending the reception were Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Nhung - Scholarship Manager of DAAD Office in Hanoi and leader representatives of UD's Departments (International Cooperation; Science, Technology and Environment; Educational Quality Assurance and School of International Education).

UD has a close cooperative relationship with German universities, institutes and organizations

At the meeting, Assoc. Prof. Le Quang Son – Vice President of UD respectfully welcomed the delegation and reported the overview, highlights of long-term educational cooperation between UD and German partners (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen, Westphalian University of Applied Sciences, The University of Koblenz · Landau, Heart for Heart Foundation...)

Vice President Le Quang Son souvenired to Dr. Josefine Wallat-German Consul General HCMC

At the reception, UD's leaders would like to thank DAAD, the German Consulate General and other German educational and scientific organizations for their consideration and scholarship presenting to UD’s students over the years.

Speaking at the meeting, Dr. Josefine Wallat expressed his pleasure to visit and would like to thank the leaders of UD for a respectful welcome.

Vice President Le Quang Son souvenired to Mr. Stefan Hase-Bergen - Head of DAAD Hanoi

HE. German Consul General acknowledged and highly appreciated UD's participation in actively promoting cooperation of Eu-Asia University, including German universities and institutes. The Consulate General is ready to support and connect UD to expand its relationship to prestigious universities and enterprises of Germany and Europe.

The attendees at the meeting gained valuable information on upcoming call for joint research projects of MOST and the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) on the topic of “Sustainable Cities and Urban Regions – Risk Management at Extreme Natural Hazards in Vietnam and Germany”

The delegates at the meeting

In an atmosphere of trust and understanding, the two sides acknowledged the proposals and agreed directions of cooperation including the German language training for UD's staff and students; supporting to connect UD to foreign experts and enterprises; student exchange and consultation; co-organizing online/F2F workshop; supporting in research/capacity building projects by DAAD fund.