Vietnamese Tet celebration around the world

VOV.VN - Since early February, Vietnamese embassies in many countries around the world have held diverse programs for overseas Vietnamese to celebrate their traditional Lunar New Year (Tet).

The OVs community in the Netherlands celebrated Tet for the first time at the Embassy’s headquarters on February 11 with a wide range of activities, including an art performance, and Chung cake unwrapping contest. (Photo: Embassy in Netherlands).

The embassy in Mexico celebrate Tet with a large number of OVs, ASEAN ambassadors and local government officials taking part in. (photo: Embassy in Mexico)

Addressing the Tet celebration, Ambassador to Tanzania Nguyen Kim Doanh says despite many difficulties, Vietnamese businesses in Tanzania have united and paid great efforts to obtain significant achievements.

Ambassador to Algeria Pham Quoc Tru sent Tet wishes to Vietnamese workers at the construction site 520 in Algiers on February 10. (Photo: Embassy in Algeria)

Wrapping Chung cakes at the Vietnamese embassy in Egypt

Staff of the Vietnamese embassy in Brazil make Chung cakes and many other traditional dishes for the New Year’s Eve party. On the occasion, Ambassador Do Ba Khoa presents Tet gifts to some professors, businesspeople and dignitaries in Sao Paulo (Photo: Ambassador Do Ba Khoa).

Ambassador to Qatar Nguyen Dinh Thao wraps Chung cakes with other staff to prepare for Tet. (Photo: Facebook/Ha Nguyen.)

Tet celebration at the Embassy in Bangladesh (Photo: Facebook/Tran Bao Son.)

Around 500 people join Tet celebration held by the Embassy in Myanmar.

OVs in different localities of the Czech Republic have held Tet celebration since early February with a wide range of activities.

Tet celebration at the Embassy in Morocco attract more than 200 OVs.

Ambassador to the UK Tran Ngoc An speaks at the Tet celebration. (Photo: Facebook/Nguyen Sy Hung)

Ambassador to Argentina Dang Xuan Dung says at the Tet celebration that Vietnam - Argentina bilateral trade value surpasses US$3 billion. (Photo: Facebook/Tran Tuan Anh)