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The Embassy of Peru in Vietnam is organizing an exhibition featuring traditional Peruvian pottery. This unique event will provide the public in the capital with the opportunity to appreciate one of Peru’s most iconic symbols. The exhibition will showcase 18 meticulously crafted ceramic artworks that display distinctive designs, decorations, and a high aesthetic value. These pieces highlight the immense creativity and exceptional skills of various Peruvian ceramic artists. This cultural event is part of a larger initiative led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru, in collaboration with the Municipality of the “Leal Villa de Pucará” and 10 associations of Pucará artisans. These associations comprise over 500 ceramic artisans who are dedicated to preserving and nurturing the ancient pottery tradition. The exhibition will also feature the participation of two Vietnamese painters, Le Huy and Tran Anh Tuan. The artists will collaborate to create Pucará Bull artworks, incorporating...

The ceremony was attended by Vietnamese Ambassador to the UK Nguyen Hoang Long, United States Special Agent JP Labbat, US Special Agent Robert Mancene of Homeland Security Investigations (HIS), Tim Hemker, HSI representative of the US Embassy in the UK, along with UK detective Sophie Hayes. According to the official website of the US’ Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s mission (ICE), the US filed and settled a civil forfeiture action against US$12 million derived from the sale of stolen Southeast Asian antiquities by UK indicted antiquities dealer Douglas Latchford. “The settlement with Latchford’s estate, who died in 2020, resolves claims that he transferred proceeds from the sale of stolen antiquities to bank accounts in the Bailiwick of Jersey. As part of the settlement, Latchford’s estate has also agreed to the forfeiture of a seventh century bronze statue depicting the four-armed goddess Durga, which is alleged to have been stolen from Vietnam in 2008 and which Latchford al...

Saadi Salama, Palestinian ambassador to Vietnam shared about the Vietnamese ao ba ba (loose-fitting blouse) and the Southern region. According to Ambassador Saadi Salama, it is important to foster cultural preservation and exploration alongside the development of trade and investment relations with countries, provinces, and cities in the region. The Festival of Ao Ba Ba (loose-fitting blouse) in Hau Giang is scheduled for the year 2023. It promises to offer an excellent platform for international individuals to discover the province’s capabilities in fostering economic growth, trade, and investment opportunities. Saadi Salama, Palestinian ambassador to Vietnam and delegates took photos at the press conference. During the press conference, Ho Thu Anh, vice chairman of Hau Giang Provincial People’s Committee, announced that the festival is part of a series of exemplary events commemorating the 20th anniversary of the establishment of Hau Giang province (January 1...

The journalist visited Hoi An to explore the city’s culinary delights, learn how to cook them, and receive advice on avoiding linguistic faux pas. In her article, she presented a list of “Must-Try Food and Drinks in Hoi An.” 1. White rose dumplings These translucent rice paper pouches filled with pork or shrimp are a regional specialty. They are known as white rose dumplings (banh bao banh vac) and can be found at the White Rose Restaurant. 2. Cao lau Cao lau is a dish of noodles topped with slices of barbecue pork, bean sprouts, and fresh herbs. It is made using calcium-rich water from the thousand-year-old Ba Le Well in the city. 3. Quang noodles Quang noodles are a local specialty made with flat, chewy noodles, topped with pork, shrimp, quail egg, peanuts, and a rice cracker. 4. Chicken rice Chicken rice is a popular dish in Hoi An, introduced by Chinese traders. It is typically served with a green papaya and carrot slaw and herby broth. ...