New Deputy Minister Appointed to Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology
Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology appointed Tran Trung Tinh as its new Deputy Minister on September 14. Tinh, formerly the president of Can Tho University, holds a doctorate in Electrical Engineering and will focus on developing the Mekong Delta region and nurturing talent in strategic technological fields.
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