As part of the Vietnam Summer Camp 2025 programme, more than 100 young overseas Vietnamese from 31 countries and territories joined a Vietnamese language exchange event held in the central province of Nghe An on July 23.
During their stay in Vietnam to attend the Vietnam Summer Camp 2025 programme, a delegation of overseas Vietnamese youth and students visited the Quang Tri Ancient Citadel – a national special relic site in Quang Tri Province – to offer incense in remembrance of fallen heroes, and to meet with and present gifts to war veterans and former youth volunteers. Photo: Tuong Vi/VNA.
Overseas Vietnamese youth and students on July 22 offered incense and flowers in tribute to President Ho Chi Minh and heroic martyrs in Quang Tri province, part of Vietnam Summer Camp 2025.
This year’s camp gathers 110 young overseas Vietnamese, including students and youth from 31 countries and territories such as Germany, Canada, Cambodia, Thailand, the US, Hungary, and the Czech Republic.
Visiting and presenting gifts to disadvantaged families is an important activity of the Vietnam Summer Camp 2025, helping support families’ living and educational conditions and also deepen the overseas youths’ understanding of and connection with compatriots in Vietnam.
Organised annually by the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Affairs since 2004 (with a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19), Vietnam Summer Camp serves as a meaningful platform for young expatriates to reconnect with their roots, strengthen bonds with their peers in Vietnam, and foster a deeper love for the homeland.