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“Vietnamese Bronze Figures: Unveiling Ancient Artistry” Hanoi’s Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Center is hosting a captivating exhibition, “Vietnamese Bronze Figures,” as part of the “Indigenous Bronze” series. On display from now until December 15th, this exhibition delves into the rich history of Vietnamese bronzeware and its enduring legacy. The “Vietnamese Bronze Figures” exhibition showcases contemporary bronze artworks, offering a unique twist on traditional craftsmanship. Organized by the management boards of Hoan Kiem Lake and the Hanoi Old Quarter, this event celebrates Vietnam’s Cultural Heritage Day and the centenary of the excavation of Dong Son cultural relics. It comprises exhibitions, discussions, and musical performances, creating a holistic experience centered on Vietnamese bronzes. With over 20 artifacts, archaeological specimens, traditional tools, and bronze paintings and statues, the exhibition is a testament to the country’s rich cultural herit...

“The importance of proper waste separation cannot be overstated,” he emphasized, “when waste is effectively sorted, it can be transformed into valuable resources, giving new life to plastic bottles and reducing our environmental footprint.” Duy Tan Recycling, a veteran in the plastics industry with 37 years of experience, embarked on a new journey in 2021. They began exploring recycling technologies and established a state-of-the-art plastic recycling plant in Vietnam. Since its inception, the plant has made a significant impact. Hieu revealed that they have successfully collected and recycled an impressive 92,900 tonnes of plastic waste, which equates to a staggering 701 million bottles. Looking ahead, the plant has set its sights on producing 100,000 tonnes of plastic pellets annually by 2026, with a strategic focus on enhancing their efficiency in plastic waste recovery. Hieu proudly proclaimed, “Duy Tan Recycling is leading the charge in the circular economy revolution. We are ...

Spain’s Aitana Bonmati, a midfielder for Barcelona, claimed the women’s award for the second time. The 24-year-old has been a pivotal player for both club and country, showcasing her exceptional talent and consistency. The men’s award went to Rodri, a Spanish defensive midfielder who plays for Manchester City. This was his first time winning the award, and his achievements over the past year have been remarkable. Rodri played a crucial role in Manchester City’s unprecedented fourth consecutive Premier League title win last season. Additionally, he was named the best player at the 2024 European Championship, where Spain dominated and lifted their fourth title. What makes Rodri’s win even more significant is that he is the first defensive midfielder to claim the Ballon d’Or since 1990, and only the third Spaniard to do so. His unique skillset and impact on the field have been instrumental in Manchester City’s dominance in England and Spain’s recent success in Europe. It’s worth noting...

At the talks between Vietnamese President Nguyen Xuan Phuc and Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha. Photo: VNA Speaking at an international press conference after their talks, PM Prayuth spotlighted the significance of President Phuc’s official visit to Thailand, saying that it ushers in a new era in the bilateral relations. Thailand and Vietnam are countries playing important economic and trade roles in the region, both in terms of scale and development potential, with a trade and investment linking system, he said, as cited by VietnamPlus . He said at the talks, the two sides agreed to strengthen close economic cooperation to promote socio-economic recovery in the two countries and the region, especially in trade, investment, transportation and digital economy development, the PM said. The two sides also agreed to coordinate in implementing a more convenient and faster form of electronic payment for goods and services between the two countries, removing trade barri...

Speaking at a press conference to announce the information on November 11, Deputy Director of the municipal Department of Culture and Sports Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy affirmed that these will be the biggest cultural events in the southern hub to further speed up the development of cultural industry and stimulate local tourism. These events are expected to attract nearly 500,000 on-site and 10 million online visitors.  Various activities will be organised at Nguyen Hue Pedestrian Street, Thu Thiem 2 Tunnel Park in District 1 and “HOZO Metaverse” virtual platform. Director of the city centre for tourism promotion Nguyen Cam Tu said the festivals will be an important highlight to attract holiday-makers to the city, thus contributing to promoting recovery and sustainable tourism development. The post HCM City int’l music, hot air balloon festivals to take place in December appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Third batch of AstraZeneca vacc...