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2018-11-19 10:45

DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Functions:

-       Assisting the Presidium with the management of VUSTA’s international cooperation activities.

Main tasks:

-       Building VUSTA’s long-term strategy, five-year and annual international cooperation plans and guideline documents on international cooperation activities.

-       Proposing international cooperation programs.

-       Proposing coordination programs with related agencies to attract Vietnamese intellectuals from overseas.

-       Representing VUSTA at some international forums and networks.

-       Proposing, building up, managing, and implementing cooperative programs and mechanisms with VUSTA’s foreign partners.

-       Managing and implementing international cooperation programs at the VUSTA Headquarters.

-       Implementing communication activities to promote VUSTA’s image to international partners.

-       Assisting VUSTA leaders to manage and supervise international cooperation activities of the VUSTA affiliated units.

-       Performing other assigned tasks.

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