Attending the signing ceremony, representing the International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia were Mr. Vu Binh – Vietnamese Consul General in Fukuoka; Mr. Takemori Hiroshi – President of the Association; Mr. Tamura Shinsuke – Advisor to the Association; and Mr. Nakamura Taiki – Member of the Association.
Representing Hanoi National University of Education were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Duc Son – President; Dr. Dinh Minh Hang – Head of the President’s Office; PGS.TS. Bui Thi Lam – In charge of the School of Child Development Sciences; Dr. Do Thi Thao – Vice Principal of the School of Child Development Sciences; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Hai Ha – Vice Head of the Science and Technology Office; and Dr. Dinh Nguyen Trang Thu – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Special Education.
Opening the ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Duc Son – President of Hanoi National University of Education, expressed his gratitude to the leadership of the International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia. He emphasized that this signing ceremony is not only a milestone for successful scientific forums but, more importantly, a substantive connection between the School of Child Development Sciences and the Association. On this basis, extensive cooperation activities will soon be implemented at HNUE and throughout Vietnam, bringing sustainable value to society.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Duc Son – President of HNUE, delivers the opening remarks.
At the ceremony, Mr. Takemori Hiroshi – President of the International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia, expressed his deep thanks to the leadership of HNUE and the School of Child Development Sciences. He hoped this event would serve as a stepping stone for deeper cooperation in the future, ensuring that children with developmental disorders in Vietnam, Japan, and across Asia receive timely, compassionate attention and support.
Mr. Takemori Hiroshi – President of International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia, speaks at the ceremony.
Witnessed by the delegates, the School of Child Development Sciences and the International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia officially signed the cooperation agreement. This event not only affirms the prestige of HNUE in the fields of educational science and child health but also opens opportunities for expert exchange, scientific documentation, and the organization of specialized training programs in the future.
The School of Child Development Sciences and the International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia sign the cooperation agreement.
Hanoi National University of Education presents a souvenir to the International Medical Research Association for Developmental Disorders in Asia.
This promising beginning serves as an important prerequisite for the 1st ASEAN Conference on Support for Children with Developmental Disorders and Autism, scheduled to be held in March 2026 in Hanoi. It is expected to create positive impacts on the care, education, and early intervention for children with special needs in the coming time.
Some images from the ceremony:
