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Announcement of Recent Board Changes at TULTECH

16 September, 2023

We would like to inform you of significant changes in the TULTECH board structure following the General Meeting of the TULTECH board held on August 24, 2023. These changes reflect the voice and choice of our esteemed association members, and we are excited about the opportunities they bring for the future of TULTECH.

Election of Mohammad Gheibi to the Managerial Board:
We are pleased to announce that Mr. Mohammad Gheibi has been elected to the managerial board of TULTECH. His dedication to our organization and his commitment to our mission make him a valuable addition to our leadership team. We believe that his experience and vision will contribute significantly to the continued growth and success of TULTECH.

Acknowledgment and Thanks to Prof. Trieu Minh Vu:
At this juncture, we also want to extend our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to Prof. Trieu Minh Vu. Prof. Trieu Minh Vu has been an integral part of TULTECH for the past four years, during which his expertise, dedication, and knowledge have been invaluable to our organization. We would like to express our deep gratitude for his exceptional contributions, which have helped shape TULTECH's path.

As we move forward with the newly elected board members and the continued support of our dedicated members, we are confident in our ability to achieve new heights and make a lasting impact in the fields of education and research.

We look forward to your continued support and engagement as we embark on this exciting journey together.

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