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The recent swearing-in ceremony of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was graced by an esteemed guest, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives. President Muizzu’s presence at this significant event added an international dimension and highlighted the strong ties between India and the Maldives. India has proven to be a true friend to the Maldives, offering much-needed support during these difficult times. This was evident in the recent visit by Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer to India, which resulted in a crucial financial lifeline: a roll-over of a $50 million Treasury Bill through the State Bank of India for an additional year, starting from May 13, 2024. India’s timely assistance showcases their unwavering backing for the Maldives as it navigates through unprecedented economic troubles. Moreover, India demonstrated its respect for the Maldives’ democratic sovereignty by facilitating the transition from military to civilian leadership for humanitarian operations within...

At the event, Jonathan Wallace Baker, Chief Representative of UNESCO in Vietnam, announced that Ha Long Bay-Cat Ba Archipelago was inscribed as a World Natural Heritage site. This recognition is a testament to the dedicated efforts of government agencies, relevant units, and local communities in promoting balanced and sustainable development of the heritage area. According to Mr. Baker, there is still a long way to go to achieve the long-term goal of sustainable economic development and preserve this invaluable World Natural Heritage Site. The two provinces, along with local communities, need to continue their efforts to meet the requirements of the World Heritage Convention. A representative from UNESCO presents the World Natural Heritage certificate to Ha Long Bay – Cat Ba Archipelago. Image source: Dan Tri As Vietnam assumes its role as one of the 21 member countries of the World Heritage Committee in 2024, the implementation of commitments to preserving this heritage...

Attendees will have the opportunity to view dragon-themed paintings and a collection of ceramics featuring dragon motifs, created by local artisans. In addition, visitors can explore various ceramic works from renowned craft villages in the northern region, such as Huong Canh in Vinh Phuc province, Chu Dau in Hai Duong province, and Giang Cao in Hanoi. The spring fair will also feature traditional cultural activities including calligraphy, tea making, and folk games. The event will showcase a variety of items for the Lunar New Year festival, including flowers, ornamental plants, and specialty products such as fresh fruit from the Mekong Delta, tea from the northern mountainous area, and fish sauce from the southern region. Furthermore, the week-long event will kick off with art performances in celebration of the 94th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam on February 3. The post Honoring Tet traditions of 54 ethnic groups at Spring Fair 2024 appeared first on ...