Vietnam Day held in Belarus

An event themed “Hello Vietnam” was held in Minsk on April 17 to promote the Vietnamese culture, traditions, history, and cooperation between Vietnam and Belarus.
 Vietnam Day held in Belarus ảnh 1Illustrative photo (Photo: VNA)
 

Minsk (VNA) – An event themed “Hello Vietnam” washeld in Minsk on April 17 to promote the Vietnamese culture, traditions,history, and cooperation between Vietnam and Belarus.

The event, co-organised by the Vietnamese Embassy in Belarus, the Belarusian Society for Friendship and Cultural Relations with ForeignCountries, and the Belarus-Vietnam Friendship Association attracted the Vietnamesecommunity in Belarus and international friends with a Vietnamese musicalperformance, dances and an “ao dai”(Vietnamese traditional long dress) show.

Vietnamese Ambassador to BelarusNguyen Van Nguy said it is a great opportunity for participants to learn about the Vietnamese culture and traditions, and exchange information on businesscooperation between the embassy and the host country's agencies, organisations, andenterprises.

The event also aimed to mark the 49th anniversary of the Liberation Day (April 30), the Dien Bien Phu victory (May 7), and Belarus’s Victory in the Great Patriotic War (May 9)

President of the Belarusian society Nina Ivanova emphasised thesignificance of the Liberation Day to the Vietnamese people who fought for national independence and freedom for decades.

She also highlighted the diversity of the Vietnamese culture.

Member of the Belarusian Writers' Association IrinaTulupova told the participants about the characteristics of the Vietnameseliterature and the translations of Vietnamese works into Belarusian./.

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