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Exhibition showcasing traditional costumes of Vietnamese ethnic minorities kicks off in France

On November 7, the Vietnam Cultural Center in Paris hosted an exhibition featuring the exquisite traditional costumes of Vietnam's ethnic minorities, curated by the renowned French collector, Alain Dussarps. This captivating showcase offered a unique insight into the rich cultural heritage and vibrant diversity of Vietnam. Attendees were mesmerized by the intricate craftsmanship, vibrant colors, and symbolic motifs that adorned these traditional garments. Dussarps' passion for preserving and celebrating the cultural traditions of Vietnam's ethnic minorities was evident in every meticulously sourced and curated piece. This exhibition served as a bridge, connecting Vietnamese culture with the international community and fostering a deeper appreciation for the country's unique heritage.

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14 November, 2023

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The event was organized by the France-Vietnam Friendship Association (AAFV) to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations and the 10th anniversary of the France-Vietnam strategic partnership.

On display at the event were more than 70 costumes, hats, scarves, and various accessories, jewelry, and everyday items from over 30 Vietnamese ethnic groups.

During his speech at the opening ceremony, Vietnamese Ambassador to France Dinh Toan Thang emphasized the significance of the event in introducing the traditional costumes of Vietnam’s ethnic minorities from different regions to international friends.

Ambassador Thang also recognized the love of French collector Dussarps for the Vietnamese people, as well as his enthusiasm and contribution to humanitarian projects in Vietnam, which have helped improve the lives of ethnic minorities in remote mountainous areas.

The exhibition will be open until November 12, aiming to promote Vietnam’s image, seek support from international friends, and strengthen the friendship between the Vietnamese and French peoples.