Ceremonies in the Central European country were held by many associations of the Vietnamese community there, and drew the large participation by their members as well as representatives of the Vietnamese embassy. 

Vietnamese people enjoy traditional foods to welcome the New Year at the Vietnamese Embassy in Angola.

Many foreign friends also joined the art performances and food festivals to share the joy with the Vietnamese people, many of them of the third generation in the republic.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Angola also held a ceremony for the Vietnamese community in the African country, with the participation of representatives of health and education experts, as well as entrepreneurs.

Speaking at the ceremony, Ambassador Vu Ngoc Minh briefed the participants of Vietnam’s prominent social, economic and political achievements over the past year and the Vietnam – Angola cooperation programmes to be implemented in the time to come.

Highly valuing the mutual support among the Vietnamese community there, the diplomat called on them to further strive for successes in their business and life in the host country, helping improve the bilateral relations.

Bac Giang strives to provide Tet gifts to all poor households

(BGO)- The Fatherland Front Committee of Bac Giang province has launched the plan to mobilize resources and give gifts to the poor on Lunar New Year occasion 2020 (Year of the Rat).

Hanoi to open 51 spring flower markets ahead of Tet

Hanoi has planned to organise flower markets at 51 locations across all its districts to meet the demands for shopping and entertainment on the occasion of the Lunar New Year (Tet) 2020.

Traditional Tet space to be re-enacted in Hanoi’s Old Quarter

A series of cultural activities will be re-enacted specially for Vietnam’s traditional Lunar New Year festival, known locally as Tet, throughout Hanoi’s Old Quarter and pedestrian streets on January 18.

Vietnamese people in RoK celebrate Tet

Nearly 500 Vietnamese living, studying, and working in the Republic of Korea (RoK) and Korean friends gathered in Seoul on December 22 to celebrate the traditional Lunar New Year (Tet) – the biggest holiday in Vietnam.

Five-fruit trees, plants shaped like rats popular for Tet

Farmers in the Mekong Delta are growing new flower and plant varieties such as five-fruit trees and rat-shaped plants for the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) festival, which falls on January 25 (Year of the Rat).

Source: VNA