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Vietnam joins charity fair in Ukraine

The Vietnamese Embassy in Ukraine participated in a charity bazaar in Kiev together with over 40 embassies and international organisations based in the capital.
Vietnam joins charity fair in Ukraine ảnh 1At the event (Photo: Vietnamese Embassy in Ukraine)
 

Moscow (VNA) – The VietnameseEmbassy in Ukraine has participated in a charity bazaar in Kiev together with over40 embassies and international organisations based in the capital.

The Vietnamese booth showcased traditional agricultural products, medicines andhandicrafts. Vietnamese food, tourism and cultural products were also ondisplay. 

The embassy donated the proceeds to the Ukrainian Red Cross Society tosupport poor people and children with disabilities in Ukraine. 

The annual event, held by the International Women’s Club of Kiev, aimsto raise funds for disadvantaged women, children, elderly and disabled peoplein Ukraine. 

It also serves as an opportunity for international organisations toboost cultural exchanges and strengthen ties with the host country.-VNA

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