An exhibition entitled “Ho Chi Minh and Lifelong Study” opened in Hanoi on October 2 in response to the “Studying and Following President Ho Chi Minh’s Moral Example” campaign and mark the Vietnam Study Encouragement Day (Oct. 2).
Speaking at the opening ceremony, General Director of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Irina Bokova expressed her respect to President Ho Chi Minh, who founded the independent Vietnam country, saying that firstly being a poet, a journalist and a teacher, Ho Chi Minh was deeply aware of the importance of education for people.
Ho Chi Minh is an example of the lifelong study, she said.
As the UNESCO General Director, Irina Bokova praised Vietnam as it has spent 20 percent of its budget for education and is making every effort to build a studious society.
UNESCO pledges to stand side by side with Vietnam during its cause of educational development and support the country to establish a lifelong study centre in Hanoi, she stressed.
According to Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Hoang Tuan Anh, the exhibition is also being held concurrently at the Ho Chi Minh Museum’s branches in Ho Chi Minh City, the central province of Nghe An and the northern mountainous province of Cao Bang.
During her Vietnam visit, the UNESCO leader presented the book of the UNESCO General Assembly resolutions issued during its 24th session from October 20 and November 20, 1987, including Resolution 18.65 on honouring Ho Chi Minh as a Vietnamese hero of national liberation and great man of culture./.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, General Director of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Irina Bokova expressed her respect to President Ho Chi Minh, who founded the independent Vietnam country, saying that firstly being a poet, a journalist and a teacher, Ho Chi Minh was deeply aware of the importance of education for people.
Ho Chi Minh is an example of the lifelong study, she said.
As the UNESCO General Director, Irina Bokova praised Vietnam as it has spent 20 percent of its budget for education and is making every effort to build a studious society.
UNESCO pledges to stand side by side with Vietnam during its cause of educational development and support the country to establish a lifelong study centre in Hanoi, she stressed.
According to Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Hoang Tuan Anh, the exhibition is also being held concurrently at the Ho Chi Minh Museum’s branches in Ho Chi Minh City, the central province of Nghe An and the northern mountainous province of Cao Bang.
During her Vietnam visit, the UNESCO leader presented the book of the UNESCO General Assembly resolutions issued during its 24th session from October 20 and November 20, 1987, including Resolution 18.65 on honouring Ho Chi Minh as a Vietnamese hero of national liberation and great man of culture./.
