Vietnam Fatherland Front delegation visits Vietnamese community in South Korea
The delegation from the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, led by Vice Chairman Hoang Cong Thuy, visited and worked with the Vietnamese community in South Korea, including Ambassador Vu Ho and community leaders. The Vietnamese community in South Korea numbers over 370,000, one of the largest foreign communities there. Discussions highlighted the strategic partnership between Vietnam and South Korea and emphasized the protection of Vietnamese citizens abroad. Plans to organize a National Great Unity Day aim to strengthen bonds within the community and enhance cultural preservation among second-generation Vietnamese. The meeting concluded warmly with commitments to deepen cooperation and support for the diaspora.
Key facts
- Delegation led by Vice Chairman Hoang Cong Thuy engaged community leaders
- Vietnamese community in South Korea exceeds 370,000 people
- Discussions focused on citizen protection, cultural preservation, and unity events
Why it matters
The visit underscores Vietnam's proactive support for its substantial diaspora in South Korea, one of the largest overseas Vietnamese communities. Strengthening cultural ties, citizen protection, and community cohesion benefits migrants and second-generation Vietnamese, enhancing international relations and social integration between Vietnam and South Korea.
Source and method
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