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Venezuela painting exhibition highlights Vietnamese land, culture, people

A painting exhibition featuring art pieces on Vietnam produced by Venezuelan artists was held on October 7.
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Buenos Aires (VNA) - A painting exhibition featuring art pieces onVietnam produced by Venezuelan artists was held on October 7.

The event was jointly held by the Venezuelan Artists' Association incollaboration with the Vietnamese Embassy in Venezuela, and theVietnam-Venezuela Friendship Association.

The exhibition saw famous Venezuelan artists displaying dozens of paintings inhonour of late President Ho Chi Minh, as well as the culture, landscapes, andpeople of Vietnamese.

Addressing the event, Susej Vera, President of the Venezuelan ArtistsAssociation, emphasised that through the exhibition, Venezuelans have a chanceto gain insights into Vietnamese culture and people.

First Secretary of the Vietnamese Embassy Ngo Van Chi said the event willcontribute to further cementing the friendship between Venezuelan andVietnamese people, particularly as the two countries look towards the 33rdanniversary of diplomatic ties and 15 years of the Vietnam-Venezuelacomprehensive partnership.

For his part, Carolus Wimmer, president of the Vietnam-Venezuela FriendshipAssociation, stressed that the artworks clearly demonstrate the deep affectionthat the Venezuelan people have for Vietnam, especially late President Ho ChiMinh./.
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