YBO - On the evening of October 26 (26/10), in Mu Cang Chai District, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and President of the Yen Bai People’s Committee, Mr. Tran Huy Tuan, and Vice President of the Yen Bai People’s Committee, Ms. Vu Thi Hien Hanh, welcomed a delegation from the embassies of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Republic of Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Algeria, Mongolia, and South Africa in Vietnam. This delegation was visiting Yen Bai Province for a series of activities.
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President of the People’s Committee of Yen Bai Province, Mr.Tran Huy Tuan, presents gifts to members of the embassy delegation.
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This visit coincides with the 65th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s visit to the Republic of Azerbaijan and Republic of Kazakhstan.
During their stay, the delegation, along with representatives from the Vietnam Sturgeon Group, toured Mu Cang Chai District and engaged in several activities.
At a reception dinner, Mr. Tran Huy Tuan introduced Yen Bai’s geographical, climatic, and scenic advantages, as well as the potential and strengths of the province. He expressed hope that during their visit, the embassy representatives would have an enjoyable experience and that the ambassadors and delegates would consider promoting the culture, landscapes, and people of Yen Bai to their citizens. He also expressed a desire to introduce and connect Yen Bai to international businesses interested in exploring investment opportunities, particularly in the province's key sectors.
Members of the Delegation of Embassies take souvenir photos with teachers and students of De Xu Phinh Semi-Boarding Primary and Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities.
Mr. Shovgi Mehdizada, Ambassador of Azerbaijan in Vietnam and Head of the Delegation, along with Mr. Kanat Tumysh, Ambassador of Kazakhstan in Vietnam, expressed their delight in visiting Yen Bai and appreciation for the warm welcome extended by local leaders.
They emphasized the significance of the visit, especially as it falls on the 65th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s diplomatic visit to Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, which laid the crucial groundwork for the three nations’ relationships.
The delegation conveyed admiration for Yen Bai’s stunning landscapes and the warmth of its people and expressed a desire to visit again and introduce partners and businesses to explore and invest in Yen Bai Province.
As part of their itinerary, the embassy delegation organized the Cuisine for Children - "Am thuc cho em” program for students of De Xu Phinh Semi-Boarding Primary and Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities in Mu Cang Chai District.
Delegates enjoyed traditional cultural performances reflecting the rich heritage of the Mong ethnic group in Mu Cang Chai, such as the umbrella dance, Khen dance, scarf dance, and other folk performances that highlight the vibrant cultural spirit of the highland community.
At the culinary event, the delegation, along with the students, participated in a food program led by Mr. David Israphilov, Vice President of the World BBQ Association. The program included dishes such as hamburgers, BBQ grilling, and cocktails...
This memorable event left a lasting impression on the delegates, commemorating the 65th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s visit to Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan and fostering a diplomatic relationship of cooperation and development for the future.
The Delegation of Embassies and provincial leaders participate in the Cuisine for Children - "Am thuc cho em” program.
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