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Audiences were quickly enchanted with his smooth style of singing. While he was still in college, Tran Thai Hoa started singing at various Vietnamese coffee houses to earn some extra money. In 1997, he switched majors to music and graduated with a bachelor's of arts degree two years later. He worked odd jobs to help supplement his family's income and pay for his books. Finally at the end of 1993, the entire family were reunited upon the arrival of Tran Thai Hoa, his mother and two siblings to Southern California from Vietnam.Īfter resettling in the United States, Tran Thai Hoa attended Santa Ana College for a couple of years and then transferred to San Diego State University as a computer science major. The following year both his father and eldest brother left Vietnam and resettled in the United States leaving the rest of the family behind in Ban Mê Thuột. Due to harsh economic conditions, his family was split apart in 1983 when his father and eldest brother relocated to Ho Chi Minh City to find work. Both of his parents are originally from Huế. He was born on Januin Ban Mê Thuột of Đắk Lắk Province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam as the third eldest in a family of four children. The Samsung CEO added that the group will help improve competitive capacity for 50 Vietnamese suppliers, and promote cooperation with Vietnamese universities and research establishments./.Trần Thái Hòa (1973- ) is a famous overseas Vietnamese singer. The group also plans to launch a R&D centre in Hanoi in late 2022 or early 2023, which will serve not only Vietnam but also the entire Southeast Asian region.

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He informed PM Pham Minh Chinh that Samsung Vietnam earned 34.3 billion USD from exports in the first six months of 2022, up 18% from the same period last year, adding that the company aims for 69 billion USD in export turnover this year and plans to invest an additional 3.3 billion USD in Vietnam.Īccording to Roh, Samsung Electronics is preparing for the trial production of Flip-chip Ball Grid Array in Vietnam and commercial production is slated to begin in July next year at its factory in Thai Nguyen province, northern Vietnam. He thanked the Government and agencies of Vietnam for their support which he said helped Samsung overcome pandemic-caused difficulties and created a favourable environment for the group’s operations amidst a changing world. The Samsung executive appreciated Vietnam’s efforts and measures to put the pandemic under control and restore socio-economic development. He also called on Samsung to continue giving feedback on Vietnam’s policies, institutions and mechanisms, and act as a bridge to bring more investors from the RoK and over the world to Vietnam, thus diversifying supply chains. “The Vietnamese government is committed to creating the best possible conditions for foreign investors in general and Samsung in particular,” Chinh said, pledging to seriously consider and actively handle Samsung’s proposals, including the training of human resources to meet the requirements of enterprises and investors. The RoK is the largest foreign investor in Vietnam with 9,383 valid investment projects worth nearly 80 billion USD, he said, describing Samsung’s investment in Vietnam as a bright example. He noted that the RoK is now the third largest trade partner of Vietnam, with bilateral trade value reaching 78 billion USD in 2021, accounting for 11.6% of Vietnam’s total foreign trade. The Government leader highlighted the outstanding development of the strategic cooperative partnership between Vietnam and the RoK in all fields.

PM Pham Minh Chinh (R) and Samsung Electronics CEO Roh Tae-Moon at the reception in Hanoi (Photo: VNA) He suggested that Samsung continue to play a leading role in supporting personnel training and capacity building for Vietnamese enterprises so that more of them will be able to join Samsung’s supply chain and development ecosystem.

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