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Through the exhibition, the Japan Cultural Exchange Center in Vietnam has introduced an aspect of Japanese culture by studying Yakishime from the earliest samples to contemporary works.

Given the cultural heritage values of Hue Ancient Capital and its hospitality, Ms. Meyer expressed her hope that the friendly cooperative relationship between the two countries will be continue to grow and be broadened in many fields.

The province has established many cooperative and fraternal relationships with French local authorities since the early 1990s...

The seminar focused on sharing the role, the status of operation, along with challenges and opportunities facing social impact businesses in the trend of economic development...

Through the exchanging program of IKEBANA art of flower arrangement, participants did not only learn about a new kind of arts but also got a chance to relax.

This activity was held on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relationship between Viet Nam and Australia.

The group expected the province to create conditions to support research, find partners to link and cooperate in the province to develop a number of areas that are the strengths of the company.

From 2005 up to present, Shizuoka city has supported many activities in Hue city, such as organizing training courses to bring engineers of Hue to Shizuoka to exchange experiences...

Accordingly, Party Secretary Le Truong Luu desired that in the coming time, Korean businesses would keep on seeking trading investment opportunities...

According to Ms. Oh Youngju, Hue heritage is a beautiful architectural complex that is preserved and maintained in a serious and professional manner.

Professor Shichino has worked with Hue Central Hospital for 10 years, supporting training and capacity building in pediatric cancer treatment for the staff.

Chairman Nguyen Van Phuong expected that a new Hue - Seoul (Korea) flight route would be opened to enhance tourism development between the two countries.

“DIGI: CHANGE” is sponsored by the British Council, in which, Liverpool John Moores University (UK) and Phu Xuan University (Vietnam) are the two Co-leaders of the project.

Iasi City expressed their interest in the possibility of cooperation and investment in such fields as the production of semiconductor components and devices, information technology, creative industries, agriculture, services, etc.

The exhibition aims to introduce visitors to valuable documents, which are extracted from a collection of hundreds of articles, and collected in a book entitled “1968-1973 Verrières-le-Buisson:havre de paix” by many authors.