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Embassy holds Vietnam-Romania friendship concert in Bucharest

The Vietnamese Embassy in Romania and the National University of Music Bucharest hosted a concert highlighting the Vietnam-Romania friendship and attracting more than 150 guests, including 30 foreign diplomats.
Embassy holds Vietnam-Romania friendship concert in Bucharest ảnh 1At the concert (Photo: VNA)
Bucharest (VNA) – The Vietnamese Embassy in Romaniaand the National University of Music Bucharest hosted a concert highlighting the Vietnam-Romania friendship and attracting more than 150 guests, including 30 foreigndiplomats.

The 60-minute show was staged by Vietnamese students andpostgraduates who are studying music in Romania. It treated the audience to uniquefolk melodies of both nations as well as performances with internationalfeatures.

Addressing the event, Vietnamese Ambassador to Romania Dang Tran Phong highlighted the two countries’ sound traditional cooperation, particularly in cultureand education.

He took the occasion to thank the Romanian Government forits assistance in training Vietnamese students and postgraduates over theyears.

In a letter to the embassy after attending the concert, ConstantinNeacsu, a Romanian doctor of law, wrote the event was an excellent idea, bringingabout many emotions to the audience. He said that although he had heard a lotabout Vietnam, the concert really helped him realise why the nation is sospecial./.

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