Attending the ceremony,on the side of Tinh Nghi University, there was Prof. Yung Lung - Assistant Principal, Prof.Chien I Hsin - Head of Financial Planning Department; on the side of Thu Dau Mot University, there is an MSc. Bui Duc Anh - Head of International Cooperation Department, Ph.D. Vo Tra Nam - Deputy Head of University Training Department, Ph.D. Mai Thu Hoai - Deputy Head of  Foreign Languages Department.

Delegated by the leaders of the two universities, representatives of the parties introduced the strengths of the training program, scientific research, outstanding features of each school. Through the discussion and agreement on the contents of cooperation, two sides have carried out the MOU signing ceremony, with the aim of developing the training and research capacity of both parties.

The memorandum focuses on cooperation between two universities in the joint training programs of Information Technology, Electronics, Business Administration, Social Work in the form of (2+2) or ( 3+1); exchange scientific research,  exchange lecturer and student, organizing training courses and scientific seminars. The highlight of the memorandum of understanding is to focus on creating favorable conditions for students of the above majors to study at Tinh Nghi University with scholarship policies of Taiwan's Government (pay Tuition fees), subsistence, and accommodation for students will be supported by Tinh Nghi University. In addition, the Memorandum of Understanding is also for graduate students, lecturers to Tinh Nghi University for short-term training, or to attend post-graduate training programs of sectors: Social Science, Law, Social Work.

In the coming time, the two units will regularly have exchange meetings to promote the signed terms to soon come into practice and expand the development of cooperation programs in the fields that mutual concern.

Through the discussion and agreement on the contents of cooperation, the two sides have conducted the signing ceremony of MOU, with the aim of developing training and research capacity of both sides.