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Five Vietnamese restaurants include Pho Co, Chez An, Little Viet Nam, Che Cuc Nguyen and Quan Boom brought a diverse Vietnamese culinary space with many traditional dishes such as chicken pho, beef pho, bun cha, bun thang, banh mi. Their stalls attracted a large number of overseas Vietnamese. They committed to donate all revenue from the two days of sales, including principal and interest, to support victims of natural disasters in Vietnam.

French friends enjoyed Vietnamese cuisine. (Photo: VNA)

Le Nguyen Tuyet Ngoc, a Vietnamese in Paris, said this was an opportunity for Vietnamese in France to turn their hearts to their homeland, showing sympathy to the great losses and damages that their countrymen had to endure after Typhoon Yagi and the floods. This demonstrates the spirit of mutual love, the great national unity and the hearts of Vietnamese people who always turn to their homeland, especially in times of difficulty. She hopes that this activity will be replicated not only throughout France but also all over the world so that overseas Vietnamese have the opportunity to contribute to their homeland.

The event attracted the participation of the Vietnamese community and French friends. Jean Paul Pruvost and his family came right when they heard about the event. They hope to contribute to supporting victims of natural disasters in Vietnam. He said that although the storm, floods and landslides passed, but the process of overcoming the consequences remained. Vietnamese people around the world need to unite and join hands to support victims of natural disasters in the country.

Nguyen Hai Nam, Chairman of ABVietFrance. (Photo: VNA)

According to Nguyen Hai Nam, Chairman of ABVietFrance, the Association will be responsible for transferring the fund raised in the to the Vietnam Fatherland Front.

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