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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Many activities during HIV/AIDS action month

The national action month for HIV/AIDS prevention and control will take place from Nov. 10-Dec. 10 under the theme of accessing information and human rights.

The Health Ministry will hold numerous activities to attract the participation of the community in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Meetings and parades will be held at wards and communes nationwide at 7.30 am on Nov. 28.

During the month, exhibitions on the 20-year fight against HIV/AIDS and contests of information dissemination on HIV/AIDS will be held across the country.

“The Vietnam Creative Day on HIV/AIDS Prevention 2010” will be held in early December to call on individuals and organisations to present their proposals on HIV/AIDS control.

A conference to review 20 years of Vietnam coping with the disease and the fourth scientific conference on the theme will also be organised at national level.

By September 2010, the total number of people infected with HIV in Vietnam has exceeded 180,300, including more than 42,000 developed to full-blown AIDS. More than 48,000 people have died of the disease.

The Vietnamese government has carried out many measures and programmes on HIV/AIDS control and made some gains – 2010 is the third consecutive year when the number of people affected with the disease decreased and the year that the number of deaths from HIV/AIDS dropped./.

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Friday, August 27, 2010

Reception for Ngo Bao Chau held in India

A reception was held in Hyderabad on August 19 to congratulate Professor Ngo Bao Chau, who has just been awarded the Fields Medal, the most prestigious global award for mathematicians.

Laszlo Lovasz, president of the International Mathematical Union (IMU), Rajat Tandon, head of the Organising Committee of the 26th International Congress of Mathematicians, Bui Van Ga, Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Education and Training, and Nguyen Hoanh Son, Minister Counsellor of the Vietnamese Embassy in India, were among others at the event, jointly held by the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training and the Vietnamese Embassy in India.

Deputy Minister Bui Van Ga congratulated Prof. Chau and wished him further success in his research and contributions to development of the country’s mathematics.

Prof. Chau expressed his thanks for the Party and State’s due attention. He said he hoped the Fields Medal would offer him opportunities to call for support from mathematicians in the world for development of Vietnam’s mathematics./.

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