A scheme called “Celebrating 31 Years of Diplomatic Relations” has brought together artists, representatives from various Korean businesses, and more than 800 workers, laborers, and trade union members in Da Nang.
This event is part of the activities commemorating the 31st anniversary since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Korea and Vietnam on December 22, 1992. It aims to strengthen cultural exchanges and promote friendly relations, specifically among workers in Da Nang.
During the event, Jang Won Hyeok, chairman of Masan Trade Union, highlighted the joyful friendship that has developed between the two nations for over 30 years. He expressed optimism for the future prosperity of this relationship.
He expressed his hope that Da Nang will continue to be a venue for Vietnamese-Korean cultural exchanges through such activities.
The programme featured unique art performances showcasing the cultural characteristics of both Vietnam and Korea.
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