International Vietnamese students join green volunteer campaign at Thạnh An
A volunteer campaign featured international Vietnamese students from four countries joining the “Mùa hè xanh” initiative at Thạnh An island commune, Ho Chi Minh City, themed “For a Green Thạnh An 2026.” Organized by the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union for the first time, the campaign linked overseas Vietnamese intellect to community welfare and local development. Volunteers participated in building a children’s playground and a “Green Library,” delivered 5 full scholarships worth 500 million VND to disadvantaged students, and engaged in cultural exchange and educational activities, emphasizing patriotism and integration.
Key facts
- Students from four countries participate in Mùa hè xanh at Thạnh An island commune
- Volunteers build children's playground and Green Library; award five scholarships worth 500 million VND
- Campaign organised by Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union to link overseas intellect with local development
Why it matters
This initiative connects overseas Vietnamese students with grassroots community development, fostering patriotism and cultural exchange. It highlights how young Vietnamese abroad contribute practical skills and resources to uplift disadvantaged areas in Vietnam, enhancing education and environmental awareness during their summer break. Such efforts strengthen bonds between the diaspora and Vietnam, promoting mutual growth and integration.
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