Điện Biên Province attends int’l handicrafts fair in India
ĐBP - From February 14 to 17, a delegation from Điện Biên Province, led by Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Vừ A Bằng, took part in the 38th Surajkund Mela International Handicrafts Fair in Surajkund, Faridabad, Haryana, India.
As part of the Surajkund Fair, the Điện Biên delegation, along with artisans and performers, made a courtesy visit to the Vietnamese Embassy in New Delhi, India. They also honored President Hồ Chí Minh with an incense and floral offering at G20 Park in New Delhi.
The artisans and performers from Điện Biên participated in cultural exchanges and delivered engaging performances, showcasing Điện Biên’s culture, tourism, and heritage to an international audience. Their performances received high praise from organizers and drew enthusiastic support from local audiences and tourists.
The fair was co-organized by a coalition of ministries this year, including the Ministries of Tourism and Culture, External Affairs, and Textiles, in collaboration with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and the Government of Haryana.
Reportedly, it draws participants from more than 30 countries, showcasing traditional craftsmanship, textiles, cultural heritage, and cuisine from India and around the world.
Here are photos of the Điện Biên delegation’s activities in India:
The Điện Biên delegation pays tribute to President Hồ Chí Minh with incense and flowers at G20 Park in New Delhi.Vice Chairman of the Điện Biên Provincial People’s Committee discusses socio-economic development.Vice Chairman Vừ A Bằng presents a gifts to Mr. Nguyễn Thanh Hải, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Vietnam in India, Nepal, and Bhutan.Vice Chairman Vừ A Bằng signs guestbook at the Vietnamese Embassy in New Delhi.Ambassador Nguyễn Thanh Hải presents a gift to the Điện Biên delegation.The Điện Biên delegation joins vibrant street parade in New Delhi.Thái ethnic artisans showcase unique cultural dance.Hà Nhì ethnic dance performance captivates audience at the event.Thái ethnic dance performance at the event.Mông ethnic dance performance attracts large crowds of locals and tourists.A Mông ethnic artisan performs traditional khèn dance.
ĐBP - “Culture and the arts are also a battlefield, and artists are soldiers on that battlefield.” President Hồ Chí Minh’s words have remained deeply etched in the minds of generations of artists and performers at the Điện Biên provincial Art Troupe. For those working in the arts, following Uncle Hồ’s example begins with their everyday work: taking rehearsals seriously, devoting themselves to every performance, constantly learning and creating, and cherishing the traditional cultural values of their homeland and country.
ĐBP - Costly lessons from dropping out of school to become wives and husbands at an excessively young age are gradually being addressed in Phình Giàng commune. Driven by the decisive and synchronized involvement of the entire political system, the scourge of child marriage is progressively being curtailed.
ĐBP - In the journey to generate development momentum, improving the investment and business climate and enhancing provincial competitiveness are not only immediate imperatives, but also strategic solutions for Điện Biên to unlock resources, attract investment, and expand room for growth.
ĐBP - The 81-year journey since the sacred moment President Hồ Chí Minh read the Declaration of Independence at historic Ba Đình Square is a continuous voyage of our nation safeguarding, cultivating, and promoting the values of independence, freedom, and peace through willpower, intellect, and the strength of solidarity.
ĐBP - These days, Điện Biên dons the radiant crimson of the National Flag. Fluttering against clear blue skies and blending with bustling daily life, the national flag creates a sacred, proud atmosphere for the country’s festive occasion. Local residents eagerly celebrate Independence Day in their own ways, joining in the shared joy of the nationwide festival.
ĐBP - On National Day, September 2, historical relic sites across Điện Biên province drew large numbers of local residents and tourists, while communities across numerous communes and wards vibrantly joined cultural, artistic, and athletic activities.
ĐBP - On September 2, Pu Nhi commune organized a cultural and sports program to celebrate Independence Day and launched the Tù Lu - Tìa Ló community tourism village.
ĐBP - On every National Day on September 2, the crimson of the national flag fluttering across villages and streets evokes pride in the historic journey of the nation and the land of Điện Biên.
ĐBP - The 5-day National Day holiday on September 2 serves as an occasion for residents and visitors to rest and enjoy experiences. Across streets and residential quarters in Điện Biên, the crimson of the National Flag blends with colorful banners and floral displays, creating an atmosphere of jubilation and excitement to welcome the nation’s major holiday.
ĐBP - For youths of Điện Biên today, the values of peace and independence are felt through opportunities to study, build careers, contribute, and defend the Fatherland.
ĐBP - New-style rural area building in Điện Biên is strongly oriented toward tangible outcomes, focusing on increasing incomes, improving living standards, and promoting the active role of local residents as key subjects.
ĐBP - Stable purchasing power, tourism growth, and progressive recovery in transportation and foreign trade are creating further room for dynamic development in Điện Biên province’s trade and services sector.
ĐBP - More than eight decades have passed since the historic autumn of 1945, yet the words President Hồ Chí Minh delivered at Ba Đình Square continue to transcend the bounds of a founding document of a state.
ĐBP - During his lifetime, President Hồ Chí Minh consistently reminded cadres and Party members to wholeheartedly look after the livelihoods of the people.
ĐBP - Amid winding roads embracing villages along hill slopes like silk ribbons, rows of towering concrete poles stretch across deep ravines, bringing the national power grid to illuminate mist-shrouded mountain peaks.
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