Ms. Duong Thi Thuy Duong, President of the Vietnamese Association in Aichi Prefecture, and Vice President of the Vietnamese Women Entrepreneurs Association in Japan (Photo: Provided by the subject).
"In Japan, I learned discipline, responsibility, professionalism, and systematic work. But values like family affection, closeness, mutual support, and the warmth of the Vietnamese people have always remained with me."
"Perhaps that's why the longer I live in Japan, the more I want to become a connector rather than just a resident of this country," Ms. Duong Thi Thuy Duong shared with Dan Tri newspaper.
As the President of the Vietnamese Association in Aichi Prefecture and the Vice President of the Vietnamese Women Entrepreneurs Association in Japan, Ms. Duong has been actively involved over the years, contributing to building bridges that bring the two countries, which she considers her homeland, closer together.
An important bridge connecting two countries.
As the owner of a company that connects and supports foreign human resources in Japan, Ms. Duong has had the opportunity to interact with both Japanese businesses and Vietnamese workers.
"Through this experience, I've come to realize even more clearly that human resources are one of the crucial bridges between two countries."
"Japan has a developed industrial base, advanced technology, management expertise, and a thriving work environment. Vietnam has a young, dynamic workforce with a strong desire to learn and excel. If both sides understand each other's strengths and cooperate properly, this will be a mutually beneficial relationship," she remarked .