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April 30 – ever glorious milestone in history of Vietnam: ambassador

The day April 30 will forever be a glorious milestone in the history of Vietnam, Vietnamese Ambassador to Mozambique Pham Hoang Kim said at a recent ceremony marking the liberation of the south and national reunification (April 30) and International May Day (May 1) in the capital city of Maputo.
April 30 – ever glorious milestone in history of Vietnam: ambassador ảnh 1Overseas Vietnamese representatives at the event (Photo: VNA)

Maputo (VNA) - The day April 30 will forever be a glorious milestone in the history of Vietnam, Vietnamese Ambassador toMozambique Pham Hoang Kim said at a recent ceremony marking theliberation of the south and national reunification (April 30) and International MayDay (May 1) in the capital city of Maputo.

In hisspeech, Kim highlightedthe significance of the liberation of southern Vietnam and national reunification dayon April 30, saying that this day is a source of pride for not only theVietnamese people but also all nations struggling for independence andfreedom around the world, including many countries in Africa.

The ambassador affirmed that the spirit of April 30 victorylives on in the heart of every Vietnamese, inspiring them to moveforward on the path of renovation and national construction and defence.

On the occasion of International May Day, he praised thehardworking spirit of Vietnamese health andeducation experts, students as well as the Vietnamese community in Mozambique, who have been contributing to strengthening the fine relationship between Vietnam and Mozambique.

The Vietnamese Party and State always consider the overseasVietnamese community an inseparable part of the great national unity bloc and wishthat they would stay united, settle down lives in the host society and further thrive, he said.

✱ On theoccasion, the embassy introduced traditional Vietnamese cuisine to the guests and held music performances praising Vietnam and its people./. 

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