Int'l friends congratulate Vietnam’s 12th National Party Congress
International diplomats in Egypt gathered on February 4 at the headquarters of the Embassy of Vietnam in Egypt to congratulate Vietnam on the upcoming traditional Lunar New Year (Tet) and the success of the recent 12th National Party Congress.
The guests included Hesham El Naqeeb, and the Ambassadors from Thailand, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Indonesia, Japan, India, Cuba, Palestine, Mongolia, Portugal, and South Sudan.
Addressing the banquet, Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt Do Hoang Long briefed the guests on recent socio-economic achievements of Vietnam , highlighting the success of the 12th National Party Congress and the ratification of national development goals for the 2016-2020 period.
Vietnam has established diplomatic relations with more than 180 nations and territories, and economic and trade ties with nearly all nations and territories, Long said, adding that the country has also participated in international forums and organisations.
The Ambassador also introduced traditional practices and culture to international friends, particularly regarding Tet.
Mongolian Ambassador to Egypt Chuluun Bayamunkh told the Vietnam News Agency that he had worked in Vietnam for three years. He felt very close to the country.
He also expressed his admiration for the significant developments Vietnam has made, particularly in economics.
Traditional art performances, and exhibitions highlighting Vietnam’s books, culture and political development were also held.
Addressing the banquet, Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt Do Hoang Long briefed the guests on recent socio-economic achievements of Vietnam , highlighting the success of the 12th National Party Congress and the ratification of national development goals for the 2016-2020 period.
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The Ambassador also introduced traditional practices and culture to international friends, particularly regarding Tet.
Mongolian Ambassador to Egypt Chuluun Bayamunkh told the Vietnam News Agency that he had worked in Vietnam for three years. He felt very close to the country.
He also expressed his admiration for the significant developments Vietnam has made, particularly in economics.
Traditional art performances, and exhibitions highlighting Vietnam’s books, culture and political development were also held.
