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The event aims to honor the Vietnamese traditional dress “Áo Dài,” contributing to nurturing Vietnamese culture within the OV community, and popularizing the fine cultural values of Vietnam among international friends. Held for the first time in the Czech Republic in 2018, the pageant was later interrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022, it resumed in Dresden, Germany, and was recognized as a significant cultural event within the OV community in Europe, winning the support and participation of a large number of successful Vietnamese women and expatriates living there. The post Europe to Host third Mrs Ao Dai Pageant in Poland in 2024 appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: New Year celebration of H’mong ethnic group in Hanoi Tea Festival Drama Café – A New Style in Ho Chi Minh City Chen Kieu – a unique pagoda of the Khmer Twelve Varieties of Lotus in Ninh Xa Pond Tro Chieng- The Most Anticipated Festival in Thanh Hoa Thang Long...

Vietnam News Today (Jun 16) notable headlines Vietnam supports judicial cooperation with Cuba Vietnam places Côte d’Ivoire among top trade partner in Africa: minister Vietnam becomes seventh most searched country worldwide Vietnam keen on promoting education-training cooperation with Belarus: official Photo and video-making contest launched to promote images of happy Vietnam WHO and UNICEF provide 200,000 doses of 5-in-1 vaccine to Vietnam Vietnam and Ivory Coast boost economic-trade cooperation Vietnam Airlines launches direct Hanoi – Melbourne route Businesses set to attend China International SMEs Fair Vice Chairman of the National Assembly Nguyen Khac Dinh (R) receives Cuban Minister of Justice Oscar Manuel Slivera Martinez in Hanoi on June 15. (Photo: daibieunhandan.vn). Vietnam supports judicial cooperation with Cuba The National Assembly of Vietnam always supports Vietnamese and Cuban ministries and agencies to strengthen all-round cooperation, in...

Photo Hanoi’23 is the first international art biennial to be held in the capital, reaffirming Hanoi’s determination to become the photography city of Asia. This event is jointly organized by the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports and the French Institute in Vietnam to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Vietnam-France relations. On this occasion, Thierry Vergon, Director of the French Institute in Vietnam, talks to T he Hanoi Times about the prospect of the event. Rendez-vous  of international photographers – Why did the French Institute initiate the Hanoi Biennale of Photography? Why photography? This idea began in 2020 for many reasons. First of all, it is a means to promote other cultural activities. Meanwhile, Vietnam is home to many good young photographers and famous photographers who inspire the public.  Given good responses from the public and cultural partners, we decided to organize the biennial event. The Biennale is very popular for p...