Vietnamese community in Japan urged to unite and preserve culture
On July 22 in Tokyo, Hoang Cong Thuy, Vice Chairman of Vietnam's Central Committee of the Fatherland Front, met representatives of the Vietnamese Embassy and community in Japan. Around 20 delegates from various Vietnamese associations attended, representing a community of over 700,000 living, working, and studying in Japan. Ambassador Pham Quang Hieu highlighted the community's valuable contributions to Vietnamese-Japanese relations and society. The Fatherland Front commits to organizing events to strengthen community unity, urging overseas Vietnamese to preserve culture and promote Vietnam’s image in Japan.
Key facts
- Vice Chairman Hoang Cong Thuy met community leaders in Tokyo
- Over 700,000 Vietnamese live, work, and study in Japan
- Fatherland Front pledges events to strengthen unity and promote Vietnam
Why it matters
This initiative emphasises the importance of strengthening the Vietnamese diaspora’s cultural identity and social cohesion in Japan, enhancing bilateral relations. It encourages overseas Vietnamese to maintain cultural heritage and positively represent Vietnam abroad, fostering a stronger global Vietnamese community.
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