MINSK, 12 May (BelTA) - Belarus is expected to play host to the Days of Culture of Vietnam in 2027 to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries, BelTA learned from the Belarusian Culture Ministry.
The event is envisaged by a cooperation program signed between Belarus’ Culture Ministry and Vietnam’s Culture, Sports and Tourism Ministry for 2026-2028.
Vietnam is set to host the Days of Culture of Belarus in 2028.
The cooperation program includes information exchanges about cultural and natural heritage sites. It creates opportunities for direct cooperation between cultural institutions and organizations.
The ministry emphasized that the cooperation program covers all aspects of cultural interaction, including performing, visual, folk and circus arts, and exchanges of artistic groups and delegations for international festivals, seminars, conferences, and forums on culture and arts held in both countries.
"The cultural cooperation program between the two countries will help expand cultural ties and introduce the people of Belarus and Vietnam to the history and diversity of national cultures," the ministry concluded.
The event is envisaged by a cooperation program signed between Belarus’ Culture Ministry and Vietnam’s Culture, Sports and Tourism Ministry for 2026-2028.
Vietnam is set to host the Days of Culture of Belarus in 2028.
The cooperation program includes information exchanges about cultural and natural heritage sites. It creates opportunities for direct cooperation between cultural institutions and organizations.
The ministry emphasized that the cooperation program covers all aspects of cultural interaction, including performing, visual, folk and circus arts, and exchanges of artistic groups and delegations for international festivals, seminars, conferences, and forums on culture and arts held in both countries.
"The cultural cooperation program between the two countries will help expand cultural ties and introduce the people of Belarus and Vietnam to the history and diversity of national cultures," the ministry concluded.
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