Winner of Vietnam-Sweden logo contest announced
The Swedish Embassy in Hanoi on December 4 announced the winner
of a logo design contest for the 45 th anniversary of diplomatic ties
between Vietnam and Sweden (1969-2014).
The Swedish Embassy in Hanoi on December 4 announced the winner
of a logo design contest for the 45 th anniversary of diplomatic ties
between Vietnam and Sweden (1969-2014).
The top prize went to Phi Cong Khanh, a senior student of the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts.
Four other entries which were voted the most by Facebook users were also honoured on the occasion.
Addressing the event, Deputy Swedish Ambassador Maria Selin said the special year 2014 will offer an opportunity for the two countries to review their fruitful cooperation over the past decades.
There will be a wide range of political, economic, diplomatic, cultural and sports activities during the year, she said, adding that the logo will be used on these occasions.
Launched last September, the contest drew the participation of young designers and many students majoring in fine arts.-VNA
The top prize went to Phi Cong Khanh, a senior student of the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts.
Four other entries which were voted the most by Facebook users were also honoured on the occasion.
Addressing the event, Deputy Swedish Ambassador Maria Selin said the special year 2014 will offer an opportunity for the two countries to review their fruitful cooperation over the past decades.
There will be a wide range of political, economic, diplomatic, cultural and sports activities during the year, she said, adding that the logo will be used on these occasions.
Launched last September, the contest drew the participation of young designers and many students majoring in fine arts.-VNA
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