Leaders of Hoa Binh’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Department of Education and Training sign a joint cooperation programme on March 17.

The agreement is part of activities to implement the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism’s project on improving quality and effectiveness of museum operation in tandem with developing tourism.

It is expected to facilitate a closer coordination between the two provincial departments in enhancing the capacity and effectiveness of their work to educate people on the province’s history and traditional culture through local cultural heritages.

They will also work together to provide students with lessons on history and culture at museums and promote the preservation of historical and cultural values.

The students will be offered real-world experience to discover local history and cultural, thus raising their sense of responsibility to protect the historical and cultural heritages and inspiring their patriotism.

Under the deal, the two departments will together develop and compile materials and documents introducing Hoa Binh’s cultural heritages to the students and design field trips to the museums for the students of different ages.

They will also organise clubs and classes to teach students about local intangible cultural heritages, such as folk games and folk singing./.

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