Edessa: The Vietnam – Greece Days took place from September 4 – 6 in the city of Edessa to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day (September 2, 1945 – 2025) and the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Edessa Mayor Ioannis Tsepkentzis affirmed that the event, together with the cultural traditions, history, and natural beauty shared by the two nations, will contribute to deepening bonds between Vietnam and Edessa in particular, and with Greece as a whole.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the event was a vibrant celebration of the long-standing relationship between Vietnam and Greece. Over the course of three days, participants were treated to a variety of cultural performances, exhibitions, and discussions that highlighted the rich traditions and historical ties between the two nations. The event aimed to foster greater understanding and appreciation of Vietnamese culture among the Greek people, while also commemorating significant milestones in the diplomatic relationship.

Mayor Tsepkentzis emphasized the importance of such cultural exchanges in strengthening bilateral ties. He noted that the shared history and cultural values between Vietnam and Greece provide a strong foundation for future cooperation and friendship. The Vietnam – Greece Days served not only as a celebration of past achievements but also as a platform for exploring opportunities for collaboration in various fields, including tourism, education, and trade.

The event was well-received by attendees, who expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to learn more about Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage. The success of the Vietnam – Greece Days is seen as a testament to the enduring friendship between the two countries and a promising sign of continued partnership in the years to come.