Hyundai Engineering Handover Boosts Vietnam Climate Education
A special handover ceremony was held at Hong Duc University in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, on Oct. 14.Through the ceremony, Hyundai Engineering delivered a "Climate Change Response Education Center" to Hong Duc University and a "tree planting site" to Ben En National Park. About 600 people, includi
On October 14, Hyundai Engineering held a special handover ceremony at Hong Duc University in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam to mark the delivery of a Climate Change Response Education Center and a tree planting site to Ben En National Park. Over 600 attendees, including Hyundai Engineering employees and officials from the Thanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee, the university, and the national park, celebrated the event and discussed the impact of the project.
The Thanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee acknowledged Hyundai Engineering's contributions to the local community with an official commendation. The company had been strengthening its support on the software side by establishing the education center at Hong Duc University in 2024, which has since conducted climate change awareness education for students, teachers, and residents in the province. In addition, an employee volunteer group directly visited the site to support education and planting activities.
Looking ahead, Hong Duc University plans to significantly expand its education programs from the current 11 high schools to approximately 720,000 elementary, middle, and high school students across Thanh Hoa Province. They also intend to integrate climate change-related content into the regular curriculum and provide mandatory education to about 3,000 freshmen every year.
The tree planting site in Ben En National Park received about 44,000 melaleuca trees from Hyundai Engineering, covering an area of approximately 30,000 pyeong near Song Muc Lake. The national park will manage this site through its own budget and government support, with the aim of expanding green space around Song Muc Lake to 200 hectares by 2030.
The 10 hectares of land created by Hyundai Engineering will serve as a key base for their long-term project. This initiative is part of Hyundai Engineering's 13th Saehuimang School project, their overseas social contribution program, where they apply their commitment to better lives through the spaces they create and lay the foundation for the local community to build its own future.
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