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Vietnamese culture introduced to international friends in Laos

The Women’s Union of the Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs on November 17 held a tea party in Vientiane, aiming to tighten connections among domestic and foreign female diplomats, and wives of members of diplomatic corps and international organisations.
Vietnamese culture introduced to international friends in Laos ảnh 1Vietnam's bot loc cakes (steamed clear tapioca cake in banana leaf) are introduced at the tea party. (Photo: VNA)

Vientiane (VNA) – The Women’s Union of the Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs on November 17held a tea party in Vientiane, aiming to tighten connections amongdomestic and foreign female diplomats, and wives of members of diplomatic corps and international organisations.

The annual event gathered wives of diplomatsalong with female diplomats of Laos, foreign countries, and internationalorganisations, including those from the Vietnamese Embassyin Laos.

Speaking at the event,Alouny Kommasith, the wife of Lao DeputyPrime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Saleumxay Kommasith, said that this year's tea party was of significance as it took place at a time when Laos is preparingfor the ASEAN chairmanship in 2024 when the country will welcome leaders fromASEAN member states, partners and tourists.

At the party, participantsenjoyed tea and musical performances. The event also featured boothsthat showcased the participating countries’ traditional handicrafts, cuisine, andtourism information.

Representatives of theVietnamese Embassy introduced the country's songs, dances, and typical dishes to international friends./.

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