Vietnamese community in Russia carries out charitable activities
A charitable group of the Vietnamese community in the Russian capital of Moscow, in coordination with students of the People’s Friendship University of Russia (RUDN), recently held an art programme and gift-giving ceremony for students and teachers of the “Our House” school for students with disabilities.
Moscow (VNA) - A charitable group of theVietnamese community in the Russian capital of Moscow, in coordination withstudents of the People’s Friendship University of Russia (RUDN), recently held an art programme and gift-giving ceremony for students andteachers of the “Our House” school for students with disabilities.
This is the eighth year that the Vietnamese community inMoscow has been collecting donations for the "Our House" Centre, andthe second year that the Vietnamese have held an annual gala event on theoccasion of the New Year, dedicated to children with disabilities.
Addressing the event, Director of “Our House” VadimMenshov welcomed the Vietnamese friends, extended his gratitude and expressed his hope that their friendship will continue for many years.
The programme, which was mainly performed by Vietnamesestudents, featured Christmas and New Year songs, traditional Vietnamese andmodern dances as well as puppet dances.
ꦛ The Vietnamese group is scheduled to organise a similar eventat another school for people with disabilities on the outskirts of Moscow onDecember 23./.
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A performance at the programme. (Photo: VNA) 
