Video summarizing articles submitted to the International Conference ICPT.HUST 2023

Thursday - 14/12/2023 14:46
In 2015, the United Nations Summit proposed 17 sustainable development goals. After that, in 2020, the Government of Vietnam issued a Resolution on sustainable development, which emphasized the opinion that "people are the center of sustainable development".
Thus, human training and development is the most important factor for sustainable development. Therefore, Hanoi University of Science and Technology organizes the International Conference on Human resources for sustainable development with the approval of the Ministry of Education and Training of Vietnam.
The Conference has received the attention of Vietnam Communist Party agencies, Government agencies, and international organizations such as the Central Propaganda Department, USAID, British Council, and Embassies of countries which have students studying at our university.
Furthermore, the Conference received many articles from researchers and managersment experts from countries with large economies in Asia (such as China, Japan, Korea), as well as other countries with developed industries in Europe (such as Italy, Russia, Slovakia).
The working program of the Conference includes 03 sessions:
The first working session is "STRATEGY AND POLICY FOR HUMAN RESOURCES TRAINING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT”
The second working session is “INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN HIGHLY QUALIFIED HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
The third working session is “ORIENTATION AND SOLUTIONS FOR HUMAN RESOURCES TRAINING AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR VIETNAM”
The following is a summary of the articles submitted to the Conference: HERE
 



 

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Oct 20th, 2023
Full Paper Submission Deadline
Oct 21th - Dec 29th, 2023
Review and Full Paper Revision
Dec 14th - Dec 15th, 2023
Conference
Dec 30th, 2023
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