Provinces and cities across the country are organising various activities to respond 2016 International Day of Happiness themed “Love and Sharing”, which falls on March 20.
Alongside some charitable programmes, different campaigns imparting knowledge, skills and experience to build a happy home and community are underway.
Some localities plan to organise mass weddings, events honouring notable long and content marriages, and talk shows with outstanding women who have contributed to the nation.
Vietnam first marked 2016 International Day of Happiness in 2014. The domestic celebration is a chance for the Government to promote policies and initiatives to advance local living standards, and encourage law-abiding behaviour and community spirit.
With a happiness index of 5.061 points, Vietnam ranks 96th among 157 countries and territories in the World Happiness Report 2016. The three countries with highest happiness levels were Denmark , Switzerland and Iceland.
Established by the UN General Assembly in June 2012, the International Day of Happiness is now responded by 193 countries worldwide.
Alongside some charitable programmes, different campaigns imparting knowledge, skills and experience to build a happy home and community are underway.
Some localities plan to organise mass weddings, events honouring notable long and content marriages, and talk shows with outstanding women who have contributed to the nation.
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With a happiness index of 5.061 points, Vietnam ranks 96th among 157 countries and territories in the World Happiness Report 2016. The three countries with highest happiness levels were Denmark , Switzerland and Iceland.
Established by the UN General Assembly in June 2012, the International Day of Happiness is now responded by 193 countries worldwide.
