Hanoi to host 2015 Russian cultural festival in Vietnam

Thu Minh

Sep 08, 2015 / 04:04 PM

According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the 2015 Russian Cultural Festival in Vietnam will take place at the Hanoi-based Cultural and Friendship Palace from September 24-27.

The 2015 Russian Cultural Festival is being organised by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Hanoi People’s Committee and the Russian Embassy in Vietnam.

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The event is one of key activities to celebrate the 65th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties between Vietnam and Russia.
In the framework of the festival, leaders from the Russian Ministry of Culture will pay working visits to Vietnam.
Besides, a number of art performances and exchange programmes will be also held during the festival.

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