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Hanoi exhibition traces 50 years of Thailand–Vietnam relations
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Photographs of two recent leadership visits will be shown alongside records from the beginning of diplomatic ties in a Hanoi exhibition marking 50 years of Thailand–Vietnam relations.
Key facts
- It will open at 10am on Friday (July 24) at the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum and continue until July 30.
- The historical material begins with the establishment of formal relations on August 6, 1976.
- It also covers Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Van Dong’s trip to Thailand in September 1978, the first official visit to the country by a senior Vietnamese leader, before moving through later high-level exchanges, important cooperation
- The museum is located at No 66 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, Hanoi.
Summary
“Diplomatic Lens: 50 Years of Thailand–Vietnam Relations” is being organised by the Thai Embassy in Hanoi and the Vietnam News Agency (VNA).
It will open at 10am on Friday (July 24) at the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum and continue until July 30.