☀️ Morning digest June 12

Read full story - Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang has hailed Hungary for considering Vietnam a priority partner in its policy of strengthening and expanding ties with Southeast Asian nations.She made the praise while co-chairing a political consultation with Deputy State Secretary for External Economic Affairs of Hungary Bihari Katalin and holding a working session with Minister of State at the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Sztaray Péter on June 8. Read full story - A conference themed “East Sea and the Sovereignty of Vietnam” was held in Paris on June 10, attracting the participation of many Vietnamese and foreign scholars.Vietnamese Ambassador to France Dinh Toan Thang said this event is of great significance for overseas Vietnamese, especially those living in Europe, showing their affection and attachment to their homeland and their concern with major national issues. Read full story - By all means, enough vaccines must be provided to children as soon as possible, asked Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha at a working session with leaders of some ministries, sectors and localities on the purchase of vaccines for children within the expanded immunisation programme, held on June 10.He made the order amid a number of emerging problems in vaccine purchasing activities. Read full story - Teams from France and Canada on June 10 evening competed at the ongoing Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2023, conquering thousands of viewers with performances under the theme “ Love without Distance”. Read full story ./.

June 12, 2023 07:38 UTC


Vietnamese community a bridge connecting Vietnam, Slovakia: Ambassador

Vietnamese Ambassador to Slovakia Nguyen Tuan and representatives of the Vietnamese community in Slovakia (Photo: VNA)Vietnamese Ambassador to Slovakia Nguyen Tuan (Photo: VNA)– The Slovak Government’s recognition of the Vietnamese community as the 14th ethnic minority group is of great significance, helping them have more power and act well as a bridge connecting the two countries, according to Vietnam ese Ambassador to Slovakia Nguyen Tuan.Tuan said that this is a result of continuous advocacy by the embassy and the Executive Board of the Vietnamese Association in Slovakia with the host country’s National Council, Government and relevant ministries and sectors.According to the diplomat, the Vietnamese community in Slovakia was formed more than 50 years ago when students, trainees and apprentices went to Czechoslovakia under the agreement between the two countries.When Czechoslovakia was split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1992, the Vietnamese community has maintained their contributions to Slovakia ’s development.In the coming time, the embassy will roll out plans to support the organisation of many activities such as the Vietnam Day, the ethnic minority group’s traditional festival, and festivals with other ethnic minority groups, stated Tuan.It will coordinate with the Union of Vietnamese People Associations in Europe in holding activities to unite the two Vietnamese communities in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. The Vietnamese community in the Czech Republic has also been recognised as an ethnic minority group by the host country./.

June 12, 2023 03:08 UTC


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