Hanoi to host Europe Village event in mid-May

The three-day event is expected to provide audiences with a diverse range of activities, including cultural performances put on by both European and Vietnamese artists, sports activities, dance shows, and activities for children, amongst others.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to sample European food or experience cutting-edge technologies and products showcased by European businesses based in Vietnam.

A number of exhibitions will also be held during the event such as the European Fashion Photography Exhibition and a painting exhibition featuring European landscapes, to help Hanoians gain greater insights into the European culture. 

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