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[MOFA] INVITATION TO INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION VISITS HUNG YEN CITY PROGRAM
On August 22nd, 2022, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Viet Nam in collaboration with Hung Yen city will organize a cultural exchange and linking program to introduce and promote longan (tentative program attached herewith).
The "king" of longan is Hung Yen's longan, and Hung Yen is referred to as the "capital" of longan. Cape-longan is ranked 13th among the 50 famous fruits in Viet Nam. The Hung Yen's cape-longan is the most delectable fruit in Vietnam, according to the Vietnam Record Organization, and it has been trademarked as "Hung Yen's cape-longan: the fruit for Kings."
Leaders from Hung Yen province, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Diplomatic Corps, as well as representatives from Vietnamese economic, development, cultural, and tourism organizations and press agencies, will be in attendance.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Viet Nam cordially invites you and representatives from your esteemed association to attend this event. We hope to receive your registration by August 15th, 2022. Hung Yen city will provide transportation for the round trip between Hanoi and Hung Yen.
For further queries, please kindly contact: Ms. Nguyen Huyen Phuong, Department for Local Diplomacy Facilitation, mobile: 0982 911 168 or Ms. Ho Thi Hong Nhung, Department for Local Diplomacy Facilitation, mobile: 0911 550 868; email: vpcucngoaivu@gmail.com.
Please click here for Tentative Agenda
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