Embassy honours outstanding overseas Vietnamese in Germany

Friday, 10/09/2021 09:00
The Vietnamese Embassy in Germany recently held a meeting on the occasion of the 76th National Day of Vietnam to honour organisations, individuals and businesses with outstanding contributions to the community and the homeland.

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Delegates at the event (Photo: VNA)

 

Speaking at the event, Vietnamese Ambassador to Germany Nguyen Minh Vu reviewed the relationship between the two countries, saying that it is developing very well in all fields.

Regarding the COVID-19 situation in Vietnam, ambassador Vu said that the complicated developments of the pandemic, with the emergence of the more transmissible Delta variant, have forced the Government to impose social distancing measures to combat the disease in the context of a limited amount of vaccine.

He said the embassy has focused on promoting vaccine diplomacy, as well as calling on the federal government, states and business organisations in Germany to actively support Vietnam in the pandemic fight.

Since 2020, the Vietnamese community and some German friends have supported the pandemic prevention and control work of Vietnam with more than 300,000 EUR and some valuable medical equipment, plus 517,000 EUR in aid for people in the central region during the floods last year.

The ambassador said this reflected that overseas Vietnamese always look toward the homeland in difficult times, affirming that the Party and State recognised and appreciated the important contributions of overseas Vietnamese to the homeland, especially during the current pandemic.

On this occasion, Ambassador Nguyen Minh Vu presented the Certificates of Merit from the Foreign Minister, the Chairman of the State Commission for Overseas Vietnamese Affairs and the Vietnamese Ambassador to Germany to a number of organisations and individuals making outstanding contributions to the COVID-19 prevention and control, and supporting flood-hit people in the central region./.

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