ReSurge International, VUFO Continue Cooperate to Support Children With Birth Defects

Amid changes in US foreign aid policy, ReSurge International has committed to maintaining its ongoing activities in Vietnam. Additionally, the organization is making efforts to seek and mobilize more funds from individual donors.

Nguyen Ngoc Hung, Vice President of the Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations, praised ReSurge International's work in Vietnam over the past 30 years. The organization not only offers treatment opportunities but also has positive impacts on the future of children with congenital disabilities while enhancing the skills of Vietnamese doctors and nurses. He expressed his pleasure that the organization continues to prioritize Vietnam in its strategy for upcoming activities.

According to Nguyen Ngoc Hung, the Vietnam-US relationship is at its highest level, with the two countries currently being comprehensive strategic partners. US non-governmental organizations have played an active role in maintaining and promoting bilateral relations. The Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations is ready to support ReSurge International in its forthcoming activities and hopes that the organization and Claire Lahance will continue to share information about Vietnam with US partners and sponsors.

Both sides agreed to maintain coordination and continue exchanging information in the future.