Hanoi completes preparations for 12th Vietnam-France Decentralization Conference
The city's logistical work for the event has been completed.
The city's logistical work for the event has been completed.
The 12th Vietnam-France Decentralized Partnership Conference will provide an opportunity to promote tourism in the capital.
Since the foundation of the diplomatic relationship on April 12, 1973, Vietnam and France have made remarkable achievements in trade relations.
Locals and visitors to Hanoi in mid-April will be able to immerse themselves in traditional French culture and enjoy exquisite dishes, fine wines, and fresh fruits from France.
The vigorous development of Vietnam-France local-to-local relations over the past 30 years has strengthened ties between local governments, organizations, and businesses.
A joint working group will be established to develop suitable solutions for the project.
Visitors to the southwestern city of Saintes, France, will have an opportunity to learn about Vietnamese culture through a unique exhibition and a fashion show with a national stamp.
A series of activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries will take place throughout 2023 in both France and Vietnam.
Both sides should take the partnership to a new level to generate mutual benefits for the people of the two countries, contributing to peace, cooperation, and development in the region and the world.
Both sides are expected to cooperate in the reconstruction of the Long Bien Bridge into a cultural space.
The cultural event contributes to promoting Vietnam's cultural heritage and celebrating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations and the 10th anniversary of the Vietnam-France strategic partnership in 2023.
Hanoi will be home to a critical event in April 2023 that celebrates the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Vietnam-France diplomatic relation.
A memorandum of understanding signed between the two sides will support the implementation of low carbon and just energy transitions through various research, studies, and pear-to-pear exchanges.
Close cooperation between organizations of the two countries would take bilateral relations to a new height.
The “Taste of France” week will last until July 20 at MM Mega Market centers nationwide.
Senior experts said the new hybrids bring vitality to Vietnam’s coffee industry, which is known being a Robusta grower, not Arabica.
The project aims to improve the competitiveness of museums and support the design of pilot projects in heritage conservation in Vietnam.