MOU SIGNING CEREMONY BETWEEN COTECCONS & SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

On October 4, 2023, Schneider Electric Vietnam Co., Ltd. and Coteccons Construction JSC organized a signing ceremony for a laptop and scholarship agreement. The event is within the framework of Coteccons-Lê Phong Bình Dương Half Marathon, which had the companionship of Schneider Electric.

Mr. Đồng Mai Lâm – CEO of Schneider Electric Vietnam and Cambodia Co., Ltd and Mr. Võ Hoàng Lâm – CEO of Coteccons Construction JSC

Accordingly, Schneider Electric Vietnam will sponsor 50 Lenovo laptops, each worth 10 million dong, and 25 scholarships, each worth 1 million dong, to help children in disadvantaged circumstances in remote areas.

Currently, Coteccons has awarded a number of computers and scholarships to children at Ho Bon primary and secondary boarding schools for ethnic minorities in Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province, and a cluster of 7 schools, including 3 preschools, 4 primary schools, and secondary schools, through the program “Pick the Moon to the Village,”, belonging to the ESG project chain of Coteccons Construction Joint Stock Company. According to the plan, we will continue to donate the remaining gifts to appropriate areas.

MOU Signing Ceremony between Schneider Electric and Coteccons

At Coteccons, we are always concerned with the issues of sustainable development, ESG, minimizing environmental impacts, and developing future generations through annual activities such as the Green Up Marathon, Pick the Moon to the Village, etc. Schneider Electric is our partner in many aspects, and the companionship of Schneider Electric as well as other partners is a testament to the positive impacts of ESG activities that Coteccons is implementing.

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