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At the event.

At the seminar, Vietnamese Consul General in Fukuoka, Trinh Thi Mai Phuong, emphasized that the preservation of the Vietnamese language is consistently integrated into diplomatic activities with the host government. She highlighted the importance of support from Japanese local authorities, noting that providing venues, community spaces, and organizing cultural events is essential for sustaining and expanding Vietnamese language classes.

Nguyen Duy Anh, Secretary General of the Global Network for Teaching Vietnamese and Preserving Vietnamese Culture, observed that while establishing Vietnamese language classes is difficult, ensuring their sustainable development poses an even greater challenge. He stressed that language preservation requires the collective effort of representative agencies, associations, teachers, parents, and students.

Delegates at the event.

In Fukuoka and across the Kyushu region, numerous initiatives in Vietnamese language education have already been introduced and are gradually expanding. Collaboration among representative agencies, associations, and the wider community has proven practical, fostering the foundation of a sustainable ecosystem for Vietnamese language teaching.

On this occasion, the Organizing Committee launched the competition “Learning Vietnamese with Fun, Honoring Uncle Ho”, featuring diverse formats such as storytelling, singing, drawing, and video creation. The contest aims to bring Vietnamese back into daily life, not only assessing language skills but also nurturing emotional connections and strengthening community bonds. It serves as a bridge linking younger generations with their cultural roots.

Concluding the seminar, Professor Nguyen Minh Thuyet presented the second volume of Learning Vietnamese with Fun.

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