Ahmet Yazar, a man of the Turkish origin who has livedin Belgium for more than 30 years, called President Ho Chi Minh “Uncle Ho” likegenerations of Vietnamese have been doing.
On his bookshelf, Yazar displays other photos of PresidentHo Chi Minh, including one featuring the President working and a group photo of thebeloved President and international children.
Yazar said he respects the President as a truerevolutionary, who led Vietnamese people to independence and had broadknowledge, stressing that Ho Chi Minh was the leader of not only Vietnamesepeople but all with “hearts for freedom”.
Expressing his love for Vietnamese people for their solidarityand hardworking spirit, Yazar said he plans to travel to Vietnam with hisdaughters and pay tribute to President Ho Chi Minh at his mausoleum in Hanoi.
Philip Fernandez, from the Canada-Vietnam FriendshipAssociation (CVFS), highlighted at an online workshop on May 17 that President Ho ChiMinh was honoured in Vietnam and the world for his contributions to Vietnamesepeople and humankind.
He described Vietnam’s increasing position in theinternational arena as a legacy of the President.
The workshop was jointly held by the CVFS and the association on the occasion of the late leader’sbirthday, during which books on the President were released./.