An article in the Washington Post commemorates the twentieth anniversary of the Fulbright Exchange Program in Vietnam. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave a speech in Hanoi in which she noted that the Fulbright program "helps Americans to visit other countries to learn and form lasting bonds, and we want people from other countries to do the same in the United States." Secretary Clinton also mentioned that "there are more than 15,000 Vietnamese students in the United States, and I believe this generation of students and scholars is well positioned to make great contributions to Vietnam’s future."

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