With the support of the Vietnamese Embassy, the ninth edition of the Vietnam Days programme at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) was a diverse and engaging cultural event. The programme featured a photo exhibition commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Geneva Accords, insightful symposiums on Vietnam-Russia relations, and captivating art performances.

The event also served as a platform to introduce foreign friends to the unique beauty of Vietnamese calligraphy and Dong Ho paintings, which embody the nation’s rich traditional values.

Rector of MGIMO, Anatoly Torkunov, expressed his admiration for Vietnam’s people, nature, and cuisine. He confidently asserted that MGIMO students will play a significant role in strengthening Vietnam’s diplomatic sector.

Vietnamese Ambassador Dang Minh Khoi highlighted the fruitful development of the Vietnam-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership and acknowledged the valuable contributions of Vietnamese scholars who graduated from the university.

The Vietnam Days programme has initiated a series of events celebrating Vietnam at universities across Moscow.

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