OVs in Switzerland contribute to national COVID-19 prevention and control fund

The Vietnamese Embassy in Switzerland held a ceremony on June 7 to raise donations for Vietnam’s COVID-19 prevention and control fund in response to the appeals of the State President, the Prime Minister, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee and the Foreign Ministry.
OVs in Switzerland contribute to national COVID-19 prevention and control fund ảnh 1Fund-raising ceremony held in Switzerland (Photo: VNA)
Geneva (VNA) – The Vietnamese Embassy in Switzerland held a ceremony on June 7 to raise donations for Vietnam’s COVID-19 prevention and control fund in response to the appeals of the State President, the Prime Minister, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee and the Foreign Ministry.

Speaking at the event, Ambassador Le Linh Lan emphasised thecountry's positive results as well as difficulties and hardships in the fightagainst the COVID-19 pandemic over the past time.

Accordingly, the Government's top priority is to protectpublic health and mobilise all social resources to ensure mass vaccination, thus bringing life back to normal, and boosting economic recovery.

She praised the responsibility and solidarity of the embassy's staff members and their families with a hope to contribute to the country’s combat,and asked them to continue to unite, raise vigilance against the pandemic, fulfillthe assigned tasks well, and join hands with the whole country and the overseasVietnamese community in this fight.

Earlier, the embassy sent a letter calling for individuals,associations and businesses in the Vietnamese community in Switzerland to make voluntary donations to and sponsor Vietnam's COVID-19 prevention and control fund for eachperson's health, for the community and for the nation./.
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