DNO - On the morning of November 26, the South Korean International Lotus Village awarded 170 scholarships, each worth VND1 million, to students from the wards of Tam Ky, Ban Thach, Quang Phu and Huong Tra in Da Nang who face financial difficulties,

The Lotus Scholarship programme has been maintained continuously for 20 years, supporting disadvantaged students across the former Tam Ky area, with nearly VND2 billion invested to date.
The initiative has contributed significantly to encouraging students to pursue their education and achieve academic success.
At the ceremony, Nguyen Van Hieu, the Standing Vice Chairman of the Quang Phu Ward People’s Committee, expressed deep gratitude to the South Korean International Lotus Village for its long-standing commitment to promoting education and social welfare in the community.
He also expressed hope that this organisation will continue to support and accompany local efforts in the coming years, helping more students overcome challenges and access quality education.
This annual scholarship program underscores the enduring partnership between local authorities and international organizations in fostering educational opportunities for disadvantaged youth in Vietnam.