[Photo] Solemn Hung King's Death Anniversary in France

NDO - On the morning of April 6, the Vietnamese Cultural Center in France solemnly held the Hung Kings' Commemoration Ceremony, a solemn and meaningful event to honor the merits of the Hung Kings and ancestors who built and defended the country.

Hung Kings' death anniversary is an important event to honor the contributions of the Hung Kings and ancestors who built and defended the country.

The Hung Kings' Commemoration Ceremony in France is held according to national customs, with procession, incense offering and flower offering rituals, attracting the attention of many French people.

Hung King's death anniversary is not only an occasion to remember the nation's origins but also a symbol of solidarity, connecting all Vietnamese people, whether at home or far away.

This is an important occasion for all representative agencies and generations of Vietnamese people in France to express their love for their homeland and national pride.

In a solemn and meaningful atmosphere, Deputy Foreign Minister Ngo Le Van read a congratulatory speech in memory of and gratitude to the Hung Kings and ancestors who had contributed to building and defending the country.

Deputy Foreign Minister Ngo Le Van emphasized: Continuing the Dragon Fairy tradition, promoting the spirit of patriotism and self-reliance, all Vietnamese people at home and abroad are willing to contribute to making our country rich, strong, and prosperous, bringing glory to the nation.

This is not only an occasion to remember the nation's roots but also a symbol of solidarity, connecting all Vietnamese people, whether at home or far away.

Deputy Foreign Minister Ngo Le Van offered incense to commemorate the Hung Kings and ancestors who built and defended the country.

Vietnamese representative agencies in France respectfully offer incense to commemorate and express gratitude to the Hung Kings and ancestors who built and defended the country.

Attending the Hung Kings' Commemoration Ceremony were Deputy Foreign Minister Ngo Le Van; Ambassador Dinh Toan Thang and his wife; Ambassador, Head of the Permanent Delegation of Vietnam to UNESCO Nguyen Thi Van Anh; leaders of Bac Giang, Bac Ninh, Hai Duong, Quang Binh, Thai Binh provinces; officials and staff of Vietnamese representative agencies in France and representatives of Vietnamese associations and generations of overseas Vietnamese in France.

Generations of Vietnamese people in France expressed their deep gratitude to their ancestors who built the country so that their descendants could continue the Lac Hong tradition of building a rich and civilized Vietnam like today.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/anh-long-trong-le-gio-to-hung-vuong-tai-phap-post870532.html