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Ha Noi Ao Dai Tourism Festival 2024 with the theme “Ha Noi - The Quintessence of Ao Dai”. (Photo: THE DAI)
Culture

Viet Nam affirms its cultural position in the new era

In the era of globalisation, countries compete not only in terms of economy or military, but also in terms of cultural identity and influence. The national cultural brand is a soft passport that helps the country to be present and raise its status in the international arena.

Culture needs a sustainable ecosystem, one that can self-nurture and expand. (Illutrative image/ Photo: THANH DAT)
Culture

National identity takes centre stage in Viet Nam’s international integration

Culture is being increasingly affirmed as a cornerstone in shaping the nation’s standing. Recognising this, the Party has elevated the role of culture into concrete action, as seen in the Politburo and Party Secretariat’s assignment of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to lead the development of a national proposal on cultural promotion and international integration.

Bahnar ethnic minority group
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Bahnar ethnic minority group

As the ethnic group with the largest population among the groups using the Mon-Khmer language family in the Central Highlands and the second in Vietnam, the history of the Bahnar ethnic group is closely linked with the history of the Central Highland ethnic groups, forming a unique and distinctive culture.
Ede ethnic minority group
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Ede ethnic minority group

Ede ethnic group, which includes the many sub-groups of Kpa, Adham, Krung, Mdhur, Ktul, Dlie, Rue, Krung, and Bih, has been living in the Central Highlands for a long time.
The establishment of the Francophone Book Spaces will provide useful knowledge for Vietnamese people in the fields of culture, society, science and technology of the Francophone community (Photo: baovanhoa.vn)
Lifestyle

Francophone Book Space opens in Hanoi

The National Library of Vietnam (NLV) in collaboration with the International Organisation of Francophonie (OIF) inaugurated a Francecophone Book Space on October 12 to meet readers' needs relating to learning and researching documents in French.
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