Keyword: "Vietnamese Consulate General in Sydney"

The Vietnamese Consulate General in Sydney welcomed the overseas Vietnamese (OV) community to its “Community Tet – Spring from the Homeland” event on February 1, an intimate cultural reunion that fostered emotional and communal links with their beloved homeland.

Benjamin Franklin, President of the New South Wales Legislative Council, spotlighted the robust strategic partnership forged since Australia and Vietnam established diplomatic ties more than 50 years ago. Spanning national defence- security, trade, investment, education, and science, the relationship is anchored by a mutual commitment to regional stability and peace.

The Vietnamese Consulate General in Sydney held a ceremony on September 17 to celebrate the 79th National Day of Vietnam (September 2), giving a panorama of the current Vietnam with dynamic integration and fast development.

Different events were held in Netanya city of Israel and Sydney city of Australia on September 8 to celebrate the 78th National Day of Vietnam (September 2) and the respective 30th and 50th anniversaries of Vietnam’s diplomatic ties with the two countries.

The Vietnamese Consulate General in Sydney and the University of Sydney co-organised a symposium on Australia - Vietnam innovation on August 29 in both in-person and online format, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic ties this year.

Consumers in Sydney in New South Wales state of Australia on September 19 had a chance to taste Vietnamese farm produce as part of the weekend farm produce fair.

Vietnamese expatriates and businesses in Australia and France’s New Caledonia have donated more than 41,035 AUD (30,288 USD) to aid their home country in combating COVID-19.

A Memorandum of Understanding on the establishment of cooperative and twining relations between Ho Chi Minh City and the Australian state of New South Wales was signed in Sydney on April 17.

A Hanoi delegation led by Vice Secretary of the municipal Party Committee and Chairwoman of the municipal People’s Council Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc concluded a three-day working visit to Sydney and Canberra on September 26.