

During the exchange, Mr. Craft shared profound stories about his career—from his early days in Vietnam to the establishment and development of AIP Foundation. With sincerity and emotional depth, he recounted the challenges faced in the foundation’s early years and the persistent efforts to raise road safety awareness and reduce injuries among children and local communities.
Beyond discussing his professional work, Mr. Craft spoke affectionately about his deep connection to Vietnam, a place he considers his second home. His stories about daily life, cultural experiences, and his admiration for the Vietnamese people left a strong impression on the students.

He also offered practical advice to young people aspiring to engage in social initiatives or pursue careers in international environments. From understanding the role of NGOs to developing essential skills and cultivating resilience, his guidance resonated strongly with the audience.
Mr. Craft’s approachable and candid insights provided students with a clearer understanding of the inner workings, mission, and social impact of NGOs today. The session also created a meaningful platform for students to ask questions, engage in dialogue, and learn from someone with more than 20 years of experience working in Vietnam.

The Faculty of Communication and International Culture extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Greig Craft for his time, dedication, and inspiration. The Faculty looks forward to continued collaboration with AIP Foundation and hopes to welcome him back in future activities.