Winners of logo contest for Vietnam-Canada diplomatic ties announced
A ceremony was held in Hanoi on October 30 to honour winners of a logo design contest for the 45th anniversary of Vietnam-Canada diplomatic ties (1973-2018).
The first prize in the category of 45 years of Vietnam-Canada diplomatic ties was presented to Ho Tu Anh and Tran Ngoc Vuong from the central city of Da Nang.(Photo: VNA)Hanoi (VNA) – A ceremony was held in Hanoi on October 30 to honour winners
of a logo design contest for the 45th anniversary of Vietnam-Canada diplomatic
ties (1973-2018).
The winning designs will be used in events celebrating the 45th founding anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations, as well as in activities of the Vietnam-Canada Friendship Association.
In the category of 45 years of Vietnam-Canada diplomatic ties, the first prize was presented to Ho Tu Anh and Tran Ngoc Vuong from the central city of Da Nang.
Meanwhile, the design of Le Quy Hai from Hanoi won the first place to become the logo of the Vietnam-Canada Friendship Association.
General Secretary of the association Nguyen Thi Thu Giang said after three months, the competition received total 126 entries of contestants from 10 localities of Vietnam and from Canada.
Since its establishment in May 1999, the Vietnam-Canada Friendship Association under the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations, has hosted a number of activities to promote Vietnamese land and people to Canadian friends and vice versa, thus enhancing their mutual understanding.-VNA
The winning designs will be used in events celebrating the 45th founding anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations, as well as in activities of the Vietnam-Canada Friendship Association.
In the category of 45 years of Vietnam-Canada diplomatic ties, the first prize was presented to Ho Tu Anh and Tran Ngoc Vuong from the central city of Da Nang.
Meanwhile, the design of Le Quy Hai from Hanoi won the first place to become the logo of the Vietnam-Canada Friendship Association.
General Secretary of the association Nguyen Thi Thu Giang said after three months, the competition received total 126 entries of contestants from 10 localities of Vietnam and from Canada.
Since its establishment in May 1999, the Vietnam-Canada Friendship Association under the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations, has hosted a number of activities to promote Vietnamese land and people to Canadian friends and vice versa, thus enhancing their mutual understanding.-VNA
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