Women's Union enhances connection with Vietnamese women in Netherlands
Vietnamese Ambassador to the Netherlands Pham Viet Anh hosted a reception for a delegation from the Vietnam Women's Union (VWU) led by its permanent Vice President Do Thi Thu Thao.
Vietnamese Ambassador to the Netherlands Pham Viet Anh and delegations of the Vietnam Women's Union and the Vietnamese Women's Association in the Netherlands (Photo: VNA)
Brussel (VNA) – Vietnamese Ambassador to the NetherlandsPham Viet Anh hosted a reception for a delegation from the Vietnam Women's Union (VWU) led by its permanent VicePresident Do Thi Thu Thao.
During the meeting on May 30, the diplomat briefed delegateson the activities of the Vietnamese community and societies in the Europeannation, including overseas Vietnamese women.
He said that these establishments have maintained many significantactivities, contributing to strengthening solidarity in the community and thehomeland’s development.
On the occasion, the VWU’sdelegation had a meeting with Vu Ngoc Mai and Nguyen Lan Huong, who are presidentsof the Vietnam Women's Union and the Vietnamese Women's Association in theNetherlands, during which good experiences in organizing activities for women wereshared.
Ambassador Pham Viet Anh andthe delegation agreed to create a channel for sharing information between the embassyand the VWU, toward connecting the Union and the Vietnamese women’s communityin the Netherlands./.
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Vietnamese Ambassador to the Netherlands Pham Viet Anh and delegations of the Vietnam Women's Union and the Vietnamese Women's Association in the Netherlands (Photo: VNA) 
