Hanoi: The Vietnamese Government will extend all possible support to reputable international education establishments for stable and long-term operations in the country, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau told Deputy Vice-Chancellor of RMIT Melbourne and Chair of the Board of RMIT Vietnam, Layton Pike during a reception in Hanoi on May 27.

According to Vietnam News Agency, this commitment reflects Vietnam's strategic focus on enhancing its educational landscape by fostering collaborations with esteemed international institutions. The discussion between Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau and Layton Pike highlighted the importance of these partnerships in contributing to the country's educational and economic development.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that by supporting credible international education providers, Vietnam aims to create a conducive environment for educational excellence. This aligns with the country's broader objectives of integrating into the global education system and improving its domestic educational standards.