Vietnamese culture promoted at Winternational Embassy Showcase
The vibrant display of Vietnamese fine arts, signature cuisine, and stunning natural landscapes impressed visitors at the annual Winternational Embassy Showcase held by the Vietnamese Embassy in the US in collaboration with the International Trade Centre on December 6.
Vietnamese fine art on display at the event.(Photo: VNA)
Washington DC (VNA) – The vibrant display of Vietnamese fine arts, signature cuisine, and stunning naturallandscapes impressed visitors at the annual Winternational Embassy Showcaseheld by the Vietnamese Embassy in the US in collaboration with theInternational Trade Centre on December 6.
The event drew the participation of 39 diplomatic representative offices in thehost country, nearly 5,000 visitors. News press like Washington Post andWashington Diplomat sent reporters to cover the event.
Vietnamese Ambassador to the US Pham Quang Vinh affirmed that the culturalevent is significant as it creates opportunities for diplomatic agencies toexchange and popularise cultures of their homeland.
It also helps boost friendship between the US and other foreign countries,including Vietnam.
On the occasion, the embassy also organised a photo exhibition on Vietnam-UScomprehensive partnership relations.-VNA
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Vietnamese fine art on display at the event.(Photo: VNA) 
