Vietnamese Community in India Strengthen Community Ties and Preserve Language
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According to the Embassy of Viet Nam in India, Ambassador Trinh Minh Manh briefed attendees on Viet Nam’s socio-economic development and key orientations for the new period, including the implementation of Politburo Resolution No. 23-NQ/TW dated August 2, 2026, on work related to overseas Vietnamese people.
He affirmed that the Party and State consistently pay attention to overseas Vietnamese communities and that the Embassy stands ready to support Vietnamese nationals in establishing stable lives, studying and working in their host country.
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| Ambassador Trinh Minh Manh listens to the concerns and aspirations of the Vietnamese community in India. (Photo: VNA) |
Nguyen Huynh Khanh Linh, President of the Association of Vietnamese People in India, said that India's vast territory meant Vietnamese families often lived far apart. In these circumstances, community members placed importance on maintaining connections and preserving the Vietnamese language and traditional culture for their children.
The association also actively connects and supports community members while seeking to serve as a bridge as more Vietnamese businesses explore opportunities for cooperation, investment and commercial activities in India.
Venerable Thich Hanh Chanh, Head of the Representative Board of Vietnamese Buddhist Monastics in India, provided an update on the studies and daily activities of Vietnamese Buddhist monks and nuns, as well as the opportunities and challenges they face. Alongside their religious studies, Vietnamese Buddhist monastics participate in Buddhist exchanges between the two countries, including delivering lectures at educational institutions and institutes in India.
Nguyen Gia Phuc, a member of the Executive Committee of the Vietnamese Students' Association in India, said the association maintains activities to connect students and support them in their studies and daily lives. Vietnamese students actively engage with Indian and international peers, introduce Viet Nam's country and people, and participate in local environmental clean-up activities.
Acknowledging the community's solidarity, mutual support and contributions, Ambassador Trinh Minh Manh emphasized that the Embassy would continue to accompany and support Vietnamese nationals in India.
He encouraged the community to preserve its cultural identity, maintain strong ties with their homeland and strengthen its role as a bridge contributing to the enhanced comprehensive strategic partnership between Viet Nam and India.
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