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Embassy of the United States of America - Hanoi, Vietnam - Hanoi, Vietnam EmbassyU.S. Citizen ServicesVisas to the U.S.U.S. Policy & IssuesResourcesTing Vit Embassy Highlights Please note: Effective March 29, 2008, appointments for all nonimmigrant visa interviews must be made online. Please visit the "How to Apply ” page for more detailed instructions. U.S. Election 2008 Mr. Russell is talking to forth-year students on U.S. Presidential Election. During an April 10 discussion on the 2008 U.S. elections, Economic Officer Ryan Russell answered questions from more than forty students of the Hanoi National University’s School of Foreign Languages on how U.S. political parties select their Presidential candidates, the backgrounds of the remaining three Presidential candidates and the defining issues for this year’s election. One participant asked how a new President and Administration may affect U.S.-Vietnam relations, while another posed a series of questions about U.S. involvement in Iraq and how U.S. policies there may change after the elections. The soon-to-graduate fourth year students demonstrated a solid understanding of the U.S. political process and an impressive familiarity with the remaining candidates , and a strong interest in following the campaign until the final results in November. Ambassador Michalak tours Dong Anh TOPIC 64 Center Ambassador Michalak visits a class at Dong Anh TOPIC 64 Center Ambassador Michael Michalak on March 24 participated in a special tour of Hanoi s Dong Anh District Community Technology and Learning Center. Under TOPIC 64 Program, this center is equipped with computers, wireless Internet access, localized IT curriculum and training programs in Vietnamese. The "Training Online Program on Information Technology for Communities in 64 Provinces," or TOPIC 64 Program, is sponsored by Microsoft, Qualcomm, Electricity of Vietnam Telecom (EVN), HP and the U.S. Agency for International...