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Finnish Embassy Hosts RAB and Its Key Educational Partners
RAB and two strategic partner schools, Turun AKK and TAKK, met with the Ambassador and Deputy Head of Mission of Finland to Vietnam.
Representatives from RAB, alongside partner institutions Turun AKK and TAKK, held an official working session with Finnish Ambassador Pekka Voutilainen and Deputy Head of Mission Riikka Seppälä at the Embassy of Finland in Vietnam on September 9, 2026.
During the meeting, the delegation outlined its international student recruitment framework and detailed promotional strategies for Finnish educational programs scheduled through the end of 2026.
Beyond educational initiatives, participants exchanged views on Finland’s current economic landscape. Despite facing headwinds in recent years, the Finnish economy is now demonstrating visible signs of recovery. Embassy representatives commended the Vietnamese diaspora in Finland, highlighting that the community continues to be highly regarded and respected.
We would like to express our deepest gratitude for the continuous support of the Embassy of Finland.
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