A delegation from Kowa Consulting Service Joint Stock Company led by Mr. Masayuki Taniguchi - Manager of Foreign Human Resources Development Department, Head of Kowa Branch in Tokyo yesterday visited and worked with Lac Hong University.

The two sides discussed the cooperation program at the meeting.

The delegation was welcomed by Head of the International Relations Department Nguyen Thanh Lam and Vice Dean of Oriental Studies Faculty Nguyen Huu Nghi. The working session focused on the cooperation on internship program in Japan for students of Japanese Studies in particular and LHU students in general. After the meeting took place information exchange program and consulting part for students joining in interviews. This activity attracted a large number of participants.

Mr. Masayuki Taniguchi introduced the activities of Kowa Company.

At the working session, Kowa introduced its functions and activities, internship programs as well as working opportunities for students in Japan. Mr. Masayuki Taniguchi said this working visit aimed to learn and promote the cooperation programs on human resources training and recruitment between Kowa Company and LHU. They were always ready to connect their partners in Japan to promote human resources according to Japan's standards, and in accordance with LHU's direction. Also, they would support visa policies for LHU students to work in Japan, as agreed between the University and Japanese enterprises, as a bridge to strengthen friendly relations while promoting human resources exchanges for economic development between the two countries.

Mr. Masayuki Taniguchi instructed the participants to answer interview questions.

On this occasion, Head of International Relations Department Nguyen Thanh Lam proposed cooperation program with Kowa and learned about regimes and benefits when LHU students joined in the Kowa's program.

This cooperation activity promises to expand the Japanese human resources for LHU students.

Through the working session, the cooperation between the two sides will lead to a professional working program in Japan, expanding the Japanese human resources for LHU students after graduation.