With the theme of "Health and Wellness", this year's program will run until June 2, focusing on comprehensive training sessions and practical experience activities for students to bring understanding and experience of projects that have a positive impact on society.

Students attending will interact with industry experts, learn about the concepts of physical and mental health, and learn essential project management skills.

In addition, students experienced visiting businesses in Ho Chi Minh City, providing them with the opportunity to explore typical initiatives related to physical and mental health in the region.

In particular, student groups will come up with project proposals to improve the health and spirit of the community. Winning projects will receive up to $10,000 to turn their ideas into reality.

Mr. Cameron Thomas-Shah - Acting Foreign Affairs Attaché of the US Consulate - shared that more than 100 young representatives from different countries across Southeast Asia will share a commitment to becoming seeds of positive change for society.

“Each of you has your own background, culture and perspective, but you all share a common goal: to create positive change. In the spirit of giving back to your community, remember the powerful words of Martin Luther King Jr: Everyone can be great because everyone can serve,” said Cameron Thomas-Shah.