The move has been widely welcomed, serving as a source of pride not only for the centre’s management and Vietnamese traders operating there, but also for the broader Vietnamese community in the German capital.
The two-night concert will feature the Tübingen Academic Orchestra under the baton of conductor Philipp Amelung, alongside Professor–guitarist Đặng Ngọc Long and pianist Nguyễn Việt Trung. Guest performers include young violinist Đỗ Phương Nhi and cellist Trần Hồng Nhung.
A standout feature of the event was the Vietnamese sạp dance competition organised by Hương Việt, a leading Vietnamese-language magazine in Germany, which garnered significant interest and active participation from guests.
Film director Tran Van Thuy will host a meet-and-greet Monday with students and spectators in the central region to discuss his 30-year journey and filmmaking career.
The Consulate General of Germany in HCM City will host a free concert
The German Season in Viet Nam on October 23 to mark 40 years of
diplomatic relations between the two countries.
The German Consulate General in HCM City will hold for the first time a
mini football championship titled "Potato-Rice-Cup" on the occasion of
the 40th anniversary of Germany-Viet Nam diplomatic relations.
Vietnamese shooter Hoang Xuan Vinh won a silver medal in the men''s 50m
pistol category on September 3, at the World Cup Final Rifle/Pistol
2015 being held in Munich, Germany.
Viet Nam''s national football team have ped 16 places to No 143 in
the July rankings, the International Federation of Association Football
has announced.
A fashion show of ao dai, the traditional
Vietnamese long robe, was held in Berlin on Saturday with the
participation of Spanish designer Diego Cortizas.
The EU Delegation to Viet Nam gave five quiz participants from Ha Noi,
HCM City and Da Nang awards yesterday for answering questions about
climate change on its Facebook page.
Screened in Kino International Cinema for the first
time on Tuesday night, Vietnamese Director Nguyen Phan Quang Binh''s
film Quyen was appreciated by the audience in Berlin, Germany.
Vietnamese children will experience German art by
participating in a special programme held by the Viet Nam National
Museum of Fine Arts and Goethe Institute on May 23, 24 and 31.
