Three gold medals were awarded to talented local dancers from prestigious institutions: the Military University of Culture and Arts, the Vietnam Academy of Dance, and the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet. Their exceptional performances captivated the audience and showcased their dedication to their craft.

Dancers from Laos and Indonesia also left a lasting impression, taking home two additional gold medals. Their unique cultural heritage and graceful movements delighted the judges and spectators alike.

The organizing board presented 10 silver medals to other outstanding dance performances during the awards ceremony, recognizing the hard work and talent of these artists.

Speaking at the closing ceremony, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Ta Quang Dong, emphasized the festival’s role in providing a platform for dance artists to showcase their talents and exchange cultural experiences. He noted that the event successfully facilitated artistic expression and the sharing of cultural values with international friends.

The five-day festival, held from August 17 to 21, united nearly 500 artists and performers from 17 diverse troupes. Countries represented included Laos, the Philippines, China, India, Indonesia, Cambodia, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, and Vietnam. It served as a vibrant celebration of dance and cultural exchange.

Vietnam proudly hosted this festival for the second time, following the successful event in 2017. The country’s commitment to promoting artistic expression and cultural dialogue was evident throughout the festival, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.

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