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Strengthening exchanges and cooperation in the field of culture

HNN.VN - Strengthening exchanges and cooperation in the field of culture on the basis of respecting each other's legitimate interests, in accordance with national and international laws is one of the memorandums between Thua Thien Hue Department of Culture and Sports (Vietnam) and the Department of Culture of Zhejiang Province (China) in the meeting on the afternoon of July 14 between the provincial leaders, departments, branches of Thua Thien Hue province with the delegation of Zhejiang province. This delegation was led by the Member of the Provincial Standing Committee - Head of the Propaganda Department of Zhejiang Province - Mr Cat Hue Quan.

The two sides reach many agreements on the organization of cultural exchanges and cooperation activities

Before signing the memorandum, the Member of Provincial Standing Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, head of the provincial Member of parliament delegation - Mr. Phan Ngoc Tho and the Member of the Provincial Standing Committee - Head of the Propaganda Department of Zhejiang Province - Mr Cat Hue Quan announced the potential, strengths of each party, especially in the fields of culture, tourism, services and training. At the same time, they discussed and clarified the issues of mutual interest, in the spirit of cooperation together to develop. The two sides had same viewpoint and highly agreed on the coordination to strengthen the propaganda, promote culture and tourism in the coming time.

In the presence of leaders from both sides, the Department of Culture and Sports of Thua Thien Hue Province and Zhejiang Province jointly signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cultural cooperation in order to establish a common framework for bilateral cooperation between the two sides on cultural exchange and cooperation through the organization of cultural and artistic activities, heritage, exchange of information, useful experiences and conducting activities to enhance professional capacity for culture.

By Anh Phong

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