Gần 28.000 người Việt tham gia Cuộc thi tìm hiểu pháp luật Nhật Bản 2026

VNAnet (VN) - Oct 12, 2026

Cuộc thi lần thứ 3 thu hút 27.900 người tham gia, tăng hơn 3 lần so với năm trước, cho thấy sự quan tâm ngày càng lớn của cộng đồng người Việt đối với việc tìm hiểu và tuân thủ pháp luật nước sở tại. Lao động Việt Nam vô địch giải TETSU-1 GRAND PRIX toàn Nhật Bản Cầu nối văn hóa và thúc đẩy hợp tác kinh tế địa phương Việt Nam-Nhật Bản Kiều bào có thể trở thành cầu nối kinh tế thực chất giữa Việt Nam và Nhật Bản

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