Ethnic minority woman listed among Vietnam’s most influential
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Vang Thi Mai, owner of a textile workshop in Ha Giang Province which generates jobs for hundreds of workers, has been named among top 50 most influential women by Forbes Vietnam Magazine.
Forbes Vietnam Magazine recently announced the 2017 list of top 50 Vietnamese women for their outstanding achievements in their professions such as politics, business, social activities, education, entertainment and sports. Vang Thi Mai was voted in the category of social activities.
The workshop’s products, which have been exported to across the country and 20 European countries, have been favoured by their natural and strong materials and sophisticated patterns of H’mong ethnic minority people.
Mai’s workshop has become an attractive site for tourists.
Each worker in the workshop trains several children who can earn VND600,000 (USD27) per month from this work.
Forbes Vietnam Magazine recently announced the 2017 list of top 50 Vietnamese women for their outstanding achievements in their professions such as politics, business, social activities, education, entertainment and sports. Vang Thi Mai was voted in the category of social activities.
Mrs. Vang Thi Mai
The workshop’s products, which have been exported to across the country and 20 European countries, have been favoured by their natural and strong materials and sophisticated patterns of H’mong ethnic minority people.
Mai’s workshop has become an attractive site for tourists.
Mai's textile workshop generates jobs for more than 100 people
The products of Mai's workshop
Dan Tri/DTiNews' Deputy-Editor-in-Chief Nguyen Luong Phan (right) on a visit to Vang Thi Mai’s workshop
Each worker in the workshop trains several children who can earn VND600,000 (USD27) per month from this work.
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