Vietnam strengthens support for communities in Laos and Thailand
During the July 15-16 visit to Laos and Thailand, Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Lê Thị Thu Hằng met with Vietnamese community representatives and visited cultural, educational, and religious sites. In Laos, the community showed strong unity with established organizations across all 18 provinces. In Thailand, visits to Udon Thani highlighted efforts to preserve the Ho Chi Minh historical site and foster Vietnamese cultural heritage. The Vietnamese General Association in Thailand recently held a successful congress for 2026-2028. Vietnam's Foreign Ministry pledged ongoing support to help overseas communities maintain cultural identity and develop sustainably, strengthening bilateral ties.
Key facts
- Deputy Foreign Minister met Vietnamese community leaders during July 15-16 visit
- Vietnamese associations active in all 18 provinces in Laos demonstrating unity
- Efforts in Thailand preserve Ho Chi Minh historical site and cultural heritage
Why it matters
Vietnam's commitment to supporting its overseas communities in Laos and Thailand helps preserve cultural identity and fosters sustainable development. This strengthens the bonds between Vietnam and its diaspora, promotes cultural heritage, and enhances bilateral relations, offering reassurance and connection for Vietnamese people living abroad.
Source and method
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