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Business group gives scholarships to Lao students
The Saigon Investment Group granted scholarships to 110 Lao students at an inauguration of a pre-university course.

The event was held in Hanoi yesterday by SGI, the Lao Embassy and the Foreign Languages College under the Hanoi National University.

The SGI Friendship Scholarship Program is the first and largest scholarship program for Laos sponsored by a Vietnamese business.

Under the program, SGI will provide nearly US$2 million for Lao students to attend university and pre-university training courses in Vietnam during the 2008-2013 period.

According to SGI, the group has disbursed more than VND18 billion ($1.06 million) supporting aid programs such as food supply, construction of bridges and rural roads, equipment for schools and financial aid in Laos



-- Edited by samakomlao at 04:05, 2008-11-24

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They take a lot from Laos.
It is time they need to give back something

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thats good for lao students

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Anonymous wrote:

They take a lot from Laos.
It is time they need to give back something



Your comment was nice but don't think so much as some one said here no free lunch for you.



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Those students when they come back to lao, most of them will held a significant position in the government for sure.

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Vietnamese company to plant rubber trees in Laos

The Ho Chi Minh City Rubber Joint Stock Company is set to grow rubber trees and construct a rubber latex processing factory in Laos ’ southern Champasak province.

The company’s representative, Le Van Quang, and the Lao Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Thongmy Phomvixay signed an official agreement relating to the project in Vientiane on Nov. 11.

The project has a total investment capital of 30 million USD and an operational duration of 30 years. It will be implemented in two villages in the Khong district.



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In Thai movies and Fashion shows.  You can not tell wether the leading ladies are ladyboy or not.  MOst Thai women look like Ladyboys.  I agree, they do have fake noses, skin, and eye lid.

I GUESS THAI PEOPLE CANNOT LIVE IN THEIR OWN SKIN.  IMAGINE HOW CAMBODIA, LAOS, AND MALAYSIA FEELS ABOUT THEM.

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this is vietnamese topic, not thai topic. Think again before you post it

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