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The event features the participation of nearly 100 Korean artists from 12 troupes, along with 20 students from Duy Tan University in Da Nang who took part in the event. Both groups elegantly showcased the Korean costume hanbok or the Vietnamese traditional long dress Ao Dai before joining a parade on the banks of the Han River. The event also introduced Korean musical instruments such as Jang-gu, kkwaenggwari, Sogo, and Buk to both the local community and tourists. The Vietnam-RoK culture exchange festival, taking place from September 7 to September 9, is part of the series of activities celebrating the 30th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Vietnam and South Korea. In addition, the festival will feature a Taekwondo showcase performed by the Korean club Seung Ri, providing an exciting highlight. Furthermore, the festival will offer 60 stalls displaying Vietnamese and Korean cuisine for visitors to savor. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in folk gam...

On his page, PM Loong shows sincere thanks to his counterpart Pham Minh Chinh for the warm welcome in Vietnam. “PM Chinh and I witnessed the signing of 7 MOUs covering areas of the green economy, innovation, and skills development. A big thank you to the respective ministries and organisations for their hard work in the leadup to these agreements which will bring about closer collaboration between our two countries,” the Singaporean Government leader notes. The post Singaporean Prime Minister Shares Photos from Vietnam Trip on Facebook appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

Cultural diplomacy is exemplified in cultural exchange activities, and art performances to promote the image of Vietnam to the world and attract foreign investors and tourists. “We are happy to see each other” was the farewell song performed by Vietnamese artists at the Vietnam Festival in Japan’s Kanagawa Prefecture last September. During the festival, Vietnamese water puppetry, folk dance, and musical instruments were introduced to a Japanese audience.  The cultural event brought Vietnamese and Japanese closer together. “I watched the water puppetry performance in Vietnam once. This time, water puppetry is performed at the Vietnam Festival in Japan. It’s very interesting,” said Asuka, a Japanese audience member. Kuroiwa Yuji, the governor of Kanagawa Prefecture, said the Vietnam Festival is a much-awaited exchange event in Kanagawa and its neighboring areas. He expressed his hope that the festival will grow in a larger scale. “It’s so exciting. I hope that such cultural...