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On Sunday morning, the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a ceremony to mark the resumption of direct commercial flights between Russia and Khanh Hoa Province. The event welcomed Flight SU294, operated by Russian airline Aeroflot, which carried 292 passengers from Moscow, signaling a positive step forward for tourism and economic ties between Russia and Vietnam. This inaugural flight after a three-year hiatus was greeted with a water salute upon landing, and the first passengers were presented with gifts. With improved connectivity, the direct Moscow-Khanh Hoa route is anticipated to reduce travel times and airfare costs, making it a more accessible destination for Russian travelers. Khanh Hoa Province has long been a favored destination for Russians, but flights were suspended in March 2022 due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. During this break in service, Russian tourists faced a more complex and time-consuming journey, having to transit through countries like...

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The Ho Chi Minh Museum and the Memorial Museum V.I. Lenin in Ulyanovsk join hands to present an exhibition as part of the 2024 Vietnamese Culture Days in Russia. This event commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Treaty on Principles of Friendly Relations and the 12th year of the Vietnam-Russia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.  The exhibition showcases 58 posters, offering a unique perspective on the life and legacy of President Ho Chi Minh through graphic art. These artistic interpretations, created by Vietnamese artists, capture the essence of the leader’s impact after his passing. The display is divided into four distinct sections, each exploring different themes related to his life and work. With impressive graphic techniques and concise language, the posters portray President Ho Chi Minh as a great leader, yet approachable and down-to-earth. They highlight his qualities and serve as a source of inspiration for generations of Vietnamese people in their pursuit of natio...

“Two years ago, the historic first commercial consignment traversed the North-South Transport Corridor, connecting our nations. Now, we’re also collaborating on the Chennai-Vladivostok Eastern Maritime Corridor. Through the Ganga-Volga dialogue and our shared cultural heritage, India and Russia are rediscovering each other.” Recounting his 2015 visit to Russia, the Prime Minister remarked, “I had asserted that the 21st century would witness India’s success and development. Today, the entire world believes in India’s potential and is witnessing its remarkable growth.” “During my visit to Russia in 2015, I had proclaimed that the 21st century belongs to India. Today, experts and luminaries across fields unanimously agree that India is advancing at an impressive pace,” he added. According to the Prime Minister, India, as a ‘Vishwa Bandhu’ or ‘friend to the world’, is instilling newfound confidence in the global community. “India’s burgeoning capabilities have instilled hope ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Hanoi, accompanied by Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko, and Russian Ambassador to Vietnam Gennady Bezdetko. President Putin begins a two-day state visit to Vietnam, from June 19-20, following an invitation from Party leader Nguyen Phu Trong. This marks the fifth official visit to Vietnam by the Russian President. Vietnam and Russia share a long history, with diplomatic relations established on January 30, 1950. The two nations upgraded their ties to a Strategic Partnership in 2001 and further to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2012. Le Hoai Trung, Secretary of the Party Central Committee’s External Relations Commission, and Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia, Dang Minh Khoi, greet the Russian delegation. Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha, who is also the head of the Vietnamese sub-committee for economic, trade, and science-technology cooperat...

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived at Noi Bai International Airport on June 19, beginning a state visit to Vietnam from June 19-20. He was invited by General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Nguyen Phu Trong. On June 20, Vietnamese President To Lam hosted a grand welcome ceremony for President Putin at the Presidential Palace in Hanoi. The ceremony included a 21-cannon salute, reflecting the high regard for the visiting head of state. President Putin’s state visit to Vietnam coincides with a significant milestone—the 30th anniversary of the Treaty on the Principles of Friendly Relations between our two nations. This visit also precedes another important event: the 75th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic ties in 2025. The Vietnamese Government chief and President Putin engage in meaningful discussions during their meeting. Before their official talks, the two ...