Inside a red-brick building in one of Brussels’ most elegant districts, visitors explored vivid artistic interpretations of Vietnam from rice fields and ancient temples to rivers, mountains, and daily street scenes.
Vietnam brought the flavours and vibrant spirit of its culture to Brussels during the Hakuna Matata Festival, using food, traditions, and art to share a message of peace and friendship.
From traditional flavours to heartfelt exchanges, Vietnam’s participation in the Hakuna Matata Festival in Brussels not only enriched the festive atmosphere but also underscored its message of unity and a world without war.
On June 7 in Brussels, the conference “Mobilising the Vietnamese Community in Europe to Promote Vietnam–EU Relations” took place in a warm and optimistic atmosphere.
Vietnamese landscapes and people have been brought closer to the international community as painter Kim Doan is showcasing her paintings at an exhibition in Brussels, Belgium from June 2 to 23.
A delegation from the People’s Council of the northern province of Ninh Binh led by its Chairman Mai Van Tuat visited Belgium as part of its European trip from May 13-14.
A large number of artifacts from various cultures around the world, including thousands of Vietnamese objects, are currently on display at the Royal Museum of Art and History in Belgium - an enticing cultural destination in the capital city of Brussels.
Executive Vice President of the European Commission (EC) Valdis Dombrovskis, who is also Trade Commissioner, has affirmed that the European Union (EU) has regarded Vietnam as its important partner in the region, and called the Southeast Asian nation a model in impressive trade cooperation, especially after the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) came into force in 2020.
Vietnam is among the 66 military medical delegations gathering in the Belgian capital city of Brussels for the 44th International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM) World Congress held from September 5 – 9.
Vietnam can learn from and apply experience drawn from measures that have been taken by Brussels to respond to climate change, prevent floods and protect the environment, Tristan Roberti, President of the Environmental Commission at the Brussels-Capital Region, said.
Vietnamese families living in Brussels and surrounding areas gathered in the Belgian capital city on October 10 for the annual Vietnam Family Day, which is intended to strengthen the bonds among the Vietnamese community in the European country.
Christos Doulkeridis, Mayor of Ixelles, a district of the Belgian capital Brussels, expressed his sincere appreciation on March 17 of the Vietnamese community’s contribution to the local COVID-19 response.
The Belgium-Vietnam Alliance (BVA) organised the Vietnamese Day in Brussels on September 1, aiming to introduce the land and people of Vietnam to locals.
Vietnam’s flag carrier Vietnam Airlines organised a workshop in Brussels on July 4 to introduce its air routes to representatives from over 30 Belgian travel agencies.
Foreign Ministers of the European Union and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are gathering in Brussels, Belgium, on January 21 to discuss enhancing their cooperation across many fields.
Members of the Association of Vietnamese Specialists and Scientists (AVSE Global), including many overseas Vietnamese intellectuals in France, met with Vietnamese specialists and businessmen living in Belgium in a Brussels gathering on May 27.
The European Union wants to ratify the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement in 2018 and put it into force as soon as possible. This is the main theme of a seminar held in Brussels, Belgium recently.
