At the ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Phuoc Hai - Senior Vice President of CMC Corporation presented this meaningful gift to Mr. Tran The Cuong - Director of Hanoi Department of Education & Training. The Department will send these computers to disadvantaged students in 10 suburban districts of Hanoi, namely: Ba Vi, Phuc Tho, Chuong My, Thanh Oai, Ung Hoa, My Duc, Thuong Tin, Me Linh, Soc Son and Phu Xuyen.400 CMS computers with worth of 4 billion VND (10 million VND each) will be used by these students for their online learning as the Covid-19 pandemic is still unpredictable and there are a lot of difficulties with distance learning. The gift will allow them to have more equipment to learn and absorb knowledge more effectively.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Nguyen Phuoc Hai, Senior Vice President of CMC Corporation said: "The program of "Connection and Computers for Students" launched by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh is significant to all sectors, all levels of government and all businesses, as it is the support for the education sector, for students and for our future." Participating in this program, CMC believes that, each Made by CMC and Make in Vietnam tablet and computer can change the lives of students and help them maintain their online learning and thus have access to human knowledge; and that no child is left behind as they will be raised to have knowledge to give back to the society. In the coming time, CMC will continue to support the program and give more strength to the future generation of the country...".According to Mr. Tran The Cuong, Director of Hanoi Department of Education & Training, as the Covid-19 pandemic is having complicated development, the education sector has organized online teaching and teaching through television to respond to the situation, so that students can still learn even though they cannot go to school. With the motto of not leaving any disadvantaged student behind in any situation, Hanoi Department of Education & Training hosted the program of "Connection and Computers for Students". Up to date, 6,914 equipment with value estimated at nearly 23 billion VND have been donated to help disadvantaged students with their online learning."This time, Hanoi Department of Education & Training will present 500 online learning equipment (computer and tablet) to 500 disadvantaged students in 10 suburban districts of Hanoi. Of these, 400 computers are donated by CMC Corporation. We would like to thank the benefactors with the thought of "the intact leaves protect the tattered ones" who have created favorable conditions for students to learn online. Currently, there are about 10,000 disadvantaged in Hanoi who do not have learning equipment. In the coming time, the education sector will further expand the program with the hope that students will do their best to strive in learning," said Mr. Tran The Cuong, Director of Hanoi Department of Education & Training.CMS computers have been launched to the market for 2 decades and are trusted by many Party agencies from central to local level, as well as Department of Finance and Department of Education & Training of many provinces and cities. CMS computers are present across the country to effectively support teachers to improve their teaching methods, research and search for teaching materials; as well as to help students exploit the endless sources of knowledge over the Internet and constructively participate in online classes.It is expected that in December, CMC will donate 2,000 CMS X-Tab tablets to disadvantaged students in Hanoi. CMS X-Tab is a product researched and developed by CMS- a member of CMC Corporation to help millions of students learn online conveniently. Suitable for use by students, CMS X-Tab 8 is compact, has good Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity with 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM, uses Android 10 operating system, 5,000 mAh battery and a camera with resolution of 2MP/5MP; all are manufactured in accordance with ISO 9001.In response to the "Connection and Computer for Students" program, CMC will also continue to research and develop a full range of products, including: Tablets, laptops, large-screen desktops (equipped with Wifi connection and 4G technology) to best meet the remote learning needs of students at all levels. Accompanying the program and the country, CMC is always reminded of making every effort to contribute to achieving the double goal of fighting the pandemic along with maintaining and developing Vietnamese economy and society, bringing Vietnamese brands to Vietnamese consumers and providing essential technology products and services to customers.