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Project aims to build national brand for lacquer art

Vietnam expects to build a national brand for its lacquer art by 2030 under a project recently approved by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
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Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam expects to build anational brand for its lacquer art by 2030 under a project recently approved bythe Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. 

Accordingly, ministries, agencies and localitieswill focus on developing a logo for the art, and setting standards for materialsand criteria for works.

Investments will be made in the “son” (lacquer) treegrowing area in the northern midland province of Phu Tho.

The project aims to boost personnel training,preserve and promote the traditional art, and update new technologies in thisregard.

The ministry will provide funding for the Fine Arts,Photography and Exhibition Department to coordinate with relevant agencies,organisations and localities in materialising the project./.
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