Keyword: "culture"

Over the past five years, the Vietnam–Uzbekistan Friendship Association has made significant efforts in organising practical and meaningful people-to-people diplomacy activities.

The ambassador said that the visit is also expected to enhance the effectiveness of existing mechanisms, form new cooperation mechanisms, help ministries, agencies, localities and businesses of the two countries to better understand each other's potential, and seek more cooperation opportunities.

Uzbekistan and Vietnam have enjoyed a long lasting relationship. More than 3,500 Vietnamese students have studied at educational institutions in Uzbekistan and played an important role in strengthening the friendship between the people of the two countries./

Giang thanked Kery for his personal contributions to promoting relations between the two countries and for his ongoing support for Vietnam in general and the Vietnamese community in Slovakia in particular.

Spanning 300sqm, the pavilion showcases Vietnam’s history, culture, and innovation through modern exhibition technologies including holograms, VR, and digital mapping. Designed as a cultural gateway, it tells the story of a dynamic, inclusive, and sustainable Vietnam rooted in strong human values.

The Vietnamese comprehensive culture programme, in English, will include two semesters to develop Vietnamese language proficiency and provide foreigners with knowledge about Vietnamese geography, history, art and socio-economics.

The exhibition aims to demonstrate the values of Islam as expressed through art and culture in Indonesia and narrates the historical journey of Islam in the archipelago.

Vietnam and Greece have maintained bilateral cooperation in various fields such as education and training, healthcare, economy and trade, sports, culture, archaeology, labour, and maritime affairs, with various agreements signed so far.

A Hanoi delegation led by Deputy Secretary of the city Party Committee and Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Ngoc Tuan has visited Australia from March 31 to April 3 to promote cooperation in various fields.

According to the organising committee, these two major events will feature various unique activities that embody the heroic spirit of the Hung Kings era while maintaining a connection to contemporary society. The

​In addition to showcasing the significant contributions and sacrifices of Hue’s soldiers and citizens during the two resistance wars, the exhibition also highlights the city's potential, resources, and strengths over the past 50 years.

Beyond Srinakharinwirot University, Vietnamese language courses are also offered at several other major Thai universities, including Chulalongkorn University, Mahidol University, Thammasat University, Chiang Mai University, and Udon Thani Rajabhat University.

Well-prepared, high-quality music videos that explore cultural values can help evoke the pride of people in their cultural heritage and natural landscapes. When embraced by the public, these music products serve as a positive channel for people to better understand and appreciate the beauty of destinations, thereby contributing to attracting tourists, boosting local growth, and promoting Vietnam tourism.

The Thai PM stressed that Soft Power extends beyond cultural appeal, serving as a mechanism for job creation, investment attraction, and economic expansion.

The Party Committee and People's Committee of Soc Trang province where more than 35% of total population are ethnic minorities have always paid attention to preserving and promoting the traditional values of local ethnic minorities.

The Centre for Vietnam Studies in Japan, in collaboration with the Vietnamese Language Department of Osaka University and the Cay Tre (Bamboo) Vietnamese Language School, organised the Vietnamese Culture Day in Japan programme in Tokyo on February 4.

Huy Nguyen, a Vietnamese engineer who previously worked at Google, made the bold decision to leave his position at the world’s leading tech corporation to return to his homeland and contribute to Vietnam’s digital transformation in the cultural sector.

On January 16, the Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of Dak Lak Province distributed numerous sets of gongs, musical instruments and traditional attire of ethnic groups to 33 cultural clubs and art teams across 14 districts, towns, and cities.

A cultural programme highlighting Vietnamese traditional attire took place at the Hoa Lu ancient capital historical and architectural site in Ninh Binh province on December 24.

A vivid tapestry of Vietnam’s culture, people, and landscapes comes to life through 180 captivating photos on display at the “Happy Vietnam” exhibition, which opened on December 23 in Bangkok, Thailand.