Thang Long - Hanoi

Vietnamese language preserved abroad
14/09/2011 | 11:24:31
EMAIL PRINT Bookmark and Share SHARE CỠ CHỮ A A A
The Belgium-Vietnam Alliance (BVA) on Sept. 11 launched a Vietnamese course at the Hung Vuong Culture and Language Centre in Brussels.

Speaking at the opening, BVA President Steve Stevaert expressed hope that the centre will bring more practical benefits to the Vietnamese community in Belgium and Luxembourg .

Vietnamese Ambassador to Belgium Pham Sanh Chau pledged to support activities which are aimed at connecting overseas Vietnamese in Belgium and introducing Vietnamese culture.

The same day, Sao Mai School in the German capital city of Berlin , which is designed to teach the Vietnamese language to Vietnamese children, held a ceremony to start the new school year 2011-2012.

Established in 2007, the school now has four classes and regular teaches Vietnamese at weekends./.
COMMENTS
Your comments will be likely edited before publishing
Fullname
(*)  
Email
(*) 
Content
(*)
   
Uncle Ho’s birthday celebrated abroad
A ceremony has been held in Algeria to mark President Ho Chi Minh's birth.
VN-EU business forum
Trade officials has put forward proposals to create a stable legal corridor to facilitate trade activities between VN and EU.
UNESCO recognises Buddhist woodblocks
Woodblocks printed with Buddhist Sutras was officially listed as world heritage by UNESCO on May 16.
VN successfully launches 2nd satellite
VN’s 2nd satellite, the VINASAT-2, has been successfully sent into orbit from Kourou in Guyana, South America.
VN opposes China fishing ban in East Sea
VN opposes the Chinese Department of Fisheries’ ban on fishing in the East Sea, a VN' official has said.
Party Central Committee wraps up 5th meeting
The 5th meeting of the CPV Central Committee has completed its agenda after nine days of sitting.
European literature celebrated in Hanoi
The European Literature Day began in Hanoi on May 11.
Historic collection of books unveiled in Laos
A collection of books on the history of VN and Laos’ special relationship made public in Vientiane on May 10.

EMAIL PRINT Bookmark and Share SHARE CỠ CHỮ A A A
Partners: