International Relations students engage in diplomatic dialogue with Canadian Consul General

The meeting and exchange session between International Relations students at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) and the Consul General of Canada in Ho Chi Minh City on March 26 provided students with valuable insights into global diplomacy and career opportunities in an era of international integration.
 
In his opening remarks, Dr. Vu Quoc Anh, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Public Relations, expressed his deep gratitude for the presence of the Consul General of Canada in Ho Chi Minh City. He also emphasized the importance of strengthening the Vietnam-Canada friendship, particularly in education. He stated that strengthening this relationship helps students gain practical knowledge while expanding their understanding of diplomacy and leadership in an increasingly dynamic global environment.
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Dr. Vu Quoc Anh underscored the significance of strengthening Vietnam-Canada educational ties
 
As the speaker, Ms. Annie Dube, Consul General of Canada in Ho Chi Minh City, shared valuable insights in her talk, “The Journey to Leadership.” Drawing from her extensive diplomatic experience, Consul General Annie Dube highlighted that the path to leadership is never easy. To establish herself, she consistently took part in and led practical projects, demonstrating adaptability and effective problem-solving in multicultural environments. She emphasized that dedication, strategic thinking, and the ability to inspire are key qualities that earned her trust in taking on significant leadership roles in diplomacy.
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Consul General Annie Dube shared her leadership journey and key success factors in diplomacy
One of the most engaging topics for students was job opportunities and career development in Canada. Consul General Annie Dube provided valuable insights into favorable policies within Vietnam-Canada educational cooperation programs and highlighted industries facing labor shortages in today’s globalized world. Her discussion helped students shape strategic academic plans. She also encouraged them to be proactive, enhance their skills, and gain practical experience to adapt to international work environments, particularly in Canada—a welcoming, diverse, and globally connected nation.
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Students actively participated in a Q&A session, showing keen interest in diplomacy and international careers
The Q&A session was lively, with students eagerly posing questions and expressing deep interest in diplomacy. In response to insightful and broad-ranging questions, Consul General Annie Dube provided thoughtful answers, shared real-world experiences, and offered diverse perspectives on international relations. She also commended HUTECH students for their ambition and proactive approach to learning, encouraging them to continue acquiring knowledge, improving foreign language skills, and strengthening their global competencies to become future international leaders.
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Prof. Dr. Le Van Canh, Vice President of HUTECH, presented a heartfelt gift to Consul General Annie Dube
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The event offered International Relations students valuable insights into careers in diplomacy
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 The meeting with the Consul General of Canada laid the foundation for the faculty’s sustainable education development strategy
As part of the event, the Faculty of Social Sciences and Public Relations also held discussions with the Consul General of Canada to promote international cooperation in education. This session not only opened opportunities for student exchange programs but also set the groundwork for long-term educational development strategies. It stands as a testament to the Faculty’s and HUTECH’s continuous efforts to internationalize academic programs, stay aligned with global trends, and enhance educational quality.
 
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