The Vietnamese Embassy in Copenhagen along with nearly 30 embassies from other countries attended the second Diplomatic Bazaar held at Gentofte Town Hall to raise funds to support the Danish Children's Support Fund, held by Ambassadors’ Spouses Group (ASG) in Copenhagen.

Like Vietnam, the stalls of other countries are eye-catchingly decorated, selling and introducing traditional dishes, handicrafts and national products such as wine, ceramics, among others.

This is also the second year the Vietnam's embassy has participated in this humane and meaningful event.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Denmark displays traditional dishes and cultural products and introduced crafts, fine arts and tourism products. Photo: TG&VN

Vietnam's stall introduced fresh spring rolls, brocade, bamboo dragonfly toys and Dong Ho paintings.

Many Danish participants showed interest in beautiful brocade purses, bamboo dragonflies perched on thin, pointed bamboo sticks, excitedly printing their own Dong Ho paintings along with the fresh and fried spring rolls.

Many international friends asked about Pho, however, the organizing committee's regulations not to bring kitchens into the fair area.

Zither artist Dieu Ly also performed two performances, including the song 'Hello Vietnam', which was popular with the audience, many people danced to the song's melody.

All proceeds from admission tickets, prize draws and sales profits of the embassies will go to the Danish Children's Fund.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Michael Fenger, district chef of Gentofte, praised the ASG’s initiative on the social cultural exchange event in support of children with disabilities in the country.

The Bazaar brings together booths from 30 countries who introduced to the Danish people and the diplomatic corps in Copenhagen culture, art, cuisine, tourism as well as the specialties and traditional handicrafts of each country. Photo: VNA

Spouse of Vietnamese Ambassador to Denmark Nguyen Thi Thu Hong and staff of the Vietnam Embassy popularized images, cultural, handicraft and tourism products of Vietnam as well as its cuisine to international friends at the bazaar.

In addition, special performances by overseas Vietnamese artists also received warm response from audience.

The embassy has determined cultural exchange work as one of the key tasks in 2024 in an attempt to strengthen friendship relations and people-to-people exchange.

Vietnamese booth at the bazaar received attention from participants. Photo: TG&VN

A participant showed interest in beautiful brocade purses. Photo: TG&VN

The zither performance by artist Dieu Ly, an overseas Vietnamese in Denmark, received cheers from the audience. Photo: TG&VN

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