On the afternoon of March 25, 2026, Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations of Dong Nai Province (VUFO Dong Nai), in collaboration with Brother Industries Sai Gon Limited Company (Company) organized a scholarship award program for underprivileged students majoring in Japanese Studies within the Faculty of Oriental Studies at Lac Hong University.
Representatives of VUFO Dong Nai, Brother Sai Gon and students take a souvenir photo at the Company.
At the ceremony, leader of the Company personally presented 10 scholarships with a total value of 20,000,000 VND to the students. This is a meaningful annual activity of the Company to fulfill its corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the locality. It demonstrates a deep concern for Dong Nai's younger generation, contributing to nurturing and creating a high-quality human resource pool for businesses in the future.
Leader of Brother Industries Sai Gon Ltd. present scholarships to the students.
The program also saw the participation of representatives from Amata City Bien Hoa Joint Stock Company. On this occasion, Amata presented practical gifts, including books and notebooks, to encourage the students' academic spirit and equip them with useful knowledge.
A highlight of the program was the field trip activity. Students were given a tour of the manufacturing plant, where they witnessed modern operating processes firsthand and received a detailed introduction to the history and corporate culture of the Company. This experience provided students with an up-close look at the professional working environment within Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) enterprises in the province.
Students experience operating embroidery machines at the factory.
A representative of the Japanese Studies students expressed joy and extended sincere gratitude. The students shared that these scholarships and the field trip not only provided financial support but also served as a great source of motivation, boosting their confidence to strive in their studies and prepare to contribute to the province's development after graduation.