Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam Hosts a Gathering to Commemorate Vietnamese Women’s Day (October 20)

On the occasion of Vietnamese Women’s Day (October 20), the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam held a warm and affectionate gathering on the morning of October 20, 2024 to honor and express gratitude to all female officers, lecturers, and staff working at the Academy.

The event took place in a dignified and warm atmosphere, serving as an opportunity to recognize the significant contributions of female personnel across all areas of the Academy’s work, from teaching and scientific research to administration, management, and training support. Their enduring dedication and commitment have not only enhanced professional quality but also helped foster a humane, cohesive, and supportive working environment throughout the Academy.

In particular, female officers and lecturers of the Academy have been playing a vital role in the country’s diplomatic service, contributing to the development and promotion of Vietnam’s image and foreign policy on the international stage. Their tireless efforts have helped build a professional and dedicated diplomatic corps, thereby strengthening Vietnam’s friendly and cooperative relations with countries around the world.

Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Nguyen Hung Son, Director of the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam, extended warm congratulations and heartfelt appreciation to all female officers, lecturers, and staff. He emphasized their indispensable role in the Academy’s development and expressed confidence that they would continue to uphold their professional excellence, resilience, and positive spirit in both work and life.

On behalf of their male colleagues, representatives of the Academy’s Leadership and the Trade Union presented fresh bouquets of flowers and conveyed best wishes to the female officers, lecturers, and staff as a gesture of sincere appreciation for their meaningful and often quiet contributions over the years.

The gathering concluded in a warm, friendly, and heartfelt atmosphere, contributing to greater unity and cohesion among the Academy’s officers, lecturers, and staff.