Select typical faces in primary schools as "Green Ambassadors" for the "National Green Environment 2023" Program

VACNE ACTIVITIES

22 May 2023 | 07:04:00 AM

(VACNE) - On May 21, 2023, in Hanoi, VACNE held the Final Round, selecting typical faces from among students from 11 primary schools in the Capital, as "Green Ambassadors" for the "For the National Green Environment 2023" program.

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This is one of the main activities, in a series of events organized by this year's "For the National Green Environment" program, in order to propagate and mobilize all levels, sectors and people of all classes to participate more actively in environmental protection for sustainable socio-economic development.

In this final round, the contestants took turns quickly answering questions from the judges (mostly journalists); and present his understanding of the environment.

After demonstrating their appearance, knowledge and understanding of the environment, foreign language ability at this hall, students were also monitored for points on solidarity, compassion and creativity... through collective activities (in teams, groups) in the first days of next 6 months, at the "Common House" in Hai Tien beach (Hoang Hoa - Thanh Hoa).

Here, they will show fashion made from recycled waste; build a large-format installation model (7m x 2m gauge) from waste into fine art items and participate in the rally to celebrate World Environment Day (5/6) organized by the Program "For the National Green Environment 2023".

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