VFF leader extends greetings on Buddha’s birthday

Vice President of VFF Central Committee Tran Thanh Man on May 3 paid a visit to Most Venerable Thich Thanh Sam, Deputy Patriarch of the VBS on the occasion of the Buddha’s 2561st birthday.
 
VFF leader extends greetings on Buddha’s birthday ảnh 1​VFF delegation congratulates Most Venerable Thich Thanh Sam on the Buddha’s 2561st birthday (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Vice President of theVietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Tran Thanh Man on May 3 paid avisit to Most Venerable Thich Thanh Sam, Deputy Patriarch of the VietnamBuddhist Sangha (VBS) on the occasion of the Buddha’s 2561st birthday.

The VFF Vice President extended best wishes toMost Venerable Thich Thanh Sam, who is also head of the VBS Executive Councilof the Bac Ninh province, and local dignitaries and followers on the importantfestival for Buddhists.

Man praised the contributions that Buddhistdignitaries and followers have made to the election of deputies tothe 14th National Assembly and all-level People's Councils lastyear.

The Buddhist Sangha in Bac Ninh also activelyresponded to activities launched by the VFF, including building new-style ruralareas, offering help for children to go to school, and taking care of the poorand the disadvantaged.

He expressed his hope that dignitaries and followersin Bac Ninh will uphold the tradition of the VBS and continue participating inthe movements launched by VFF under the motto of “Religion – Nation –Socialism”.-VNA

VNA

See more

Vietnamese Consul General in Khon Kaen Dinh Hoang Linh (middle), his spouse and delegates at the event. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnamese community in Thailand honours cultural, traditional values

Vietnamese Consul General in Khon Kaen Dinh Hoang Linh reiterated the Party and State’s constant policy of considering the Vietnamese community abroad as an inseparable part and an important resource of the nation. The diplomat expressed his hope that the community will continue to accompany and join hands with their fellows at home in striving towards a prosperous and powerful future for the country.

The 8th reenactment of the Hung Kings' Death Anniversary ceremony organised at the Vietnam Culture Festival 2025 in Osaka. (Photo: VNA)

2025 Vietnam Culture Festival held in Osaka

The Vietnam Culture Festival 2025 in Japan's Sakai city is not only an opportunity to preserve and promote Vietnamese culture but also serves as a bridge to bring the image of Vietnam and its people closer to Japanese friends.

Artists perform Thai traditional dance at the opening ceremony of the "Creative Thailand: The Pulse of Tradition" festival. (Photo of organisers)

Visitors enjoy Thai environment, lifestyle at Hanoi festival

At the Thai Festival, from March 28 night to March 30 morning in Hanoi, visitors explored typical Thai dishes, along with health care and beauty care products and traditional handicrafts. They also enjoyed traditional dances from many regions of Thailand, tried making Khanom Krok coconut cakes and painting patterns on silk, among other activities.

The Vietnamese publications of the Mog the Cat series by author Judith Kerr are introduced at the UK Children's Picture Book Week. (Photo: phunuvietnam.vn)

Book week in Hanoi invites children to the wonderland of British tales

Vu Thi Quynh Lien, Deputy Director of Kim Dong Publishing House, said: “The UK Children's Picture Book Week brings a fresh and creative reading space, helping young children access famous picture book works. Through this, they not only explore but also develop a love for reading from an early age.”