Thứ Tư, 28-10-2026 04:10 GMT +7
On 27 October 2026, Ha Long University welcomed a delegation from the G. Braga Conservatory in Teramo, Italy, for a working meeting aimed at exchanging professional and academic expertise in culture and the arts, particularly in the field of music.
Representing Ha Long University were Dr. Phan Thi Hue, Vice Rector; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Quy Giang, Head of the Office of International Cooperation and Science Management; Ms. Tran Thi Minh Ngoc, Director of the Centre for Tourism Services and Arts Practice; Ms. Vu To Sa Anh, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Culture and lecturer in Music Teacher Education; and staff members of the Office of International Cooperation and Scientific Management.
The G. Braga Conservatory delegation comprised Mr. Federico Paci, Conductor and Director of the G. Braga National Conservatory; Prof. Tatjana Vratonjic, Piano Professor; and Prof. Alba Riccione, Voice Professor.
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Ha Long University meets with the delegation from the G. Braga Conservatory in Teramo, Italy
During the meeting, both institutions introduced their respective educational institutions, areas of expertise, and strategic directions for future cooperation. Ha Long University also presented its involvement in Erasmus+ projects, with particular emphasis on the VIETMUS project, in which the University serves as the National Coordinator in Vietnam.
Dr. Phan Thi Hue, Vice Rector of Ha Long University, delivers remarks at the meeting.
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Mr. Federico Paci, Conductor and Director of the G. Braga National Conservatory in Italy, delivers remarks during the meeting with Ha Long University.
One of the key topics discussed was the plan to organise a student music competition in November 2026 under the VIETMUS project. The discussion provided an opportunity for both institutions to exchange views on professional and academic activities in music and explore ways to support student engagement in musical performance and learning.
In addition, representatives of the G. Braga Conservatory discussed potential cooperation opportunities under the Erasmus+ KA1 programme, focusing on prospective participants, implementation timelines, funding arrangements, and delivery mechanisms. These exchanges aimed to explore the feasibility of future collaboration and identify potential areas of mutual interest between the two institutions.
Representatives of Ha Long University and the G. Braga Conservatory exchange commemorative gifts and pose for a group photo during the meeting
The meeting provided a valuable opportunity for Ha Long University and the G. Braga Conservatory to strengthen mutual understanding, share institutional development priorities, and explore opportunities for international cooperation in culture and the arts. It also laid the groundwork for further professional and academic exchanges, with a view to fostering closer ties between the two institutions in the future.
Nguyen Thanh Hien - Office of International Cooperation
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