TX Foundation and Ministry of Education Enhance Educational Infrastructure in SVG

On February 27, 2025, the TX Foundation co-hosted three donation ceremonies in Saint Vincent, improving educational facilities with a total contribution of nearly USD 110,000. Hon. Curtis King and Ambassador Fiona Huei-Chun Fan were present, acknowledging the importance of such support for technical and vocational education. The TX Foundation continues its philanthropic efforts across various regions, including the Caribbean.

On February 27, 2025, the Taiwan-based charitable organization, TX Foundation, led by President Liza Lin, co-hosted three significant ceremonies in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. The events highlighted the completion of essential educational projects including the establishment of a culinary vocational classroom at West St. George Secondary School, the donation of assistive devices for visually impaired students at Fair Hall Governmental School, and the inauguration of a science laboratory at Troumaca Ontario Secondary School. The total value of the contributions exceeded USD 110,000.

Hon. Curtis King, the Minister of Education, and H.E. Fiona Huei-Chun Fan, Ambassador of R.O.C. (Taiwan) to SVG, presided over these ceremonies, attended by educational officials, principals, and a substantial turnout of teachers and students from the three participating institutions. Additionally, Hon. Keisal Peters and Hon. Carlos James, Ministers of Social Development and Tourism respectively, were present at West St. George Secondary School and Troumaca Ontario Secondary School, witnessing the significant contributions firsthand.

Ambassador Fan acknowledged the commendable efforts of the TX Foundation in enhancing educational infrastructure. She highlighted the foundation’s role in promoting understanding and collaboration between Taiwanese and Vincentian communities. She also encouraged students to pursue Taiwanese government scholarships for further education in Taiwan.

Minister King expressed gratitude on behalf of the SVG government for the TX Foundation’s tangible contributions to education. He emphasized the critical role of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in equipping students with specialized skills. He urged students to remember the TX Foundation’s generosity as they utilize the new facilities and equipment.

The TX Foundation, known for its philanthropic initiatives across various regions including Asia, South America, and Africa, has recently expanded its efforts to the Caribbean. This initiative in Saint Vincent forms part of their broader commitment to donating educational resources in several Caribbean nations, including Jamaica and Suriname.

In conclusion, the collaboration between the TX Foundation and the Ministry of Education of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines marks a significant enhancement of educational facilities in the region. The contributions made by the TX Foundation reflect a deep commitment to improving technical and vocational education, as well as fostering international relations. This initiative not only enriches the academic environment but also encourages Vincentian students to seek further educational opportunities abroad, particularly in Taiwan.

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