Vietnamese people in Laos celebrate 80th National Day with pride, gratitude
The 80th National Day celebration in Laos was not only an occasion for remembrance and gratitude to past generations but also a chance to strengthen community bonds, nurture national pride, and further consolidate the great friendship between Vietnam and Laos.
Vietnamese people in Laos form the number “80” to celebrate the 80th National Day of Vietnam. (Photo: VNA)
Vientiane (VNA) – The Vietnamese Embassy in Laos hosted a series of activities on August 25 to celebrate the 80th National Day of Vietnam (September 2, 1945–2025), reflecting the Vietnamese community's deep affection, pride, and gratitude towards the homeland.
At the embassy, officials, staff, and their families attended a solemn flag-hoisting ceremony, joining together to sing the national anthem.
At Patouxay Square, embassy staff, expatriates, and students of Vietnam formed the number “80” to mark the historic anniversary. Against the vibrant backdrop of red ao dai and the national flag flying high, the scene became a powerful symbol of unity and national pride.
Vo Thi Kim Ngan, a seventh grader at the Nguyen Du Lao – Vietnamese Bilingual School, voiced her honour and pride in being a Vietnamese living in Laos, noting that she and her peers always feel connected to the homeland on such important occasions.
Sharing similar sentiments, Dinh Ngoc Loan, a Vietnamese working in Vientiane, said that despite living far from the homeland, joining the community in the commemorations gave her a strong sense of belonging, as though she were in Vietnam.
🐓 The 80th National Day celebration in Laos was not only an occasion for remembrance and gratitude to past generations but also a chance to strengthen community bonds, nurture national pride, and further consolidate the great friendship between Vietnam and Laos./.
Throughout Vietnam’s 80-year history, the special solidarity and close bonds with Laos have been a vital source of strength for the Vietnamese revolution. The two nations have always stood shoulder to shoulder in different periods of history and today continue to accompany each other in their national development.
As the world is facing many challenges that significantly affect the socio-economic situation and people’s lives, the Vietnamese and Lao governments and people remain determined to stand side by side and support each other, thereby demonstrating the bond of comradeship and brotherhood as well as the tradition of mutual assistance.
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