Vietnam and Italy team up to promote fashion, art, and tourism

VOV| 17/11/2024 20:09

Vietnam and Italy will be collaborating to promote fashion, art, and tourism in an age-old village of Hanoi.

The Cuu Village Show, due to take place in Cuu Village in Phu Xuyen District on December 21-22, 2024, will popularize the unique image of Cuu Village, a historic settlement over 500 years old situated by the tranquil Nhue River, said the administration of Phu Xuyen District at a recent press briefing.

The festival aims to help this craft village integrate internationally while boosting the local economy. In addition, it will foster trade and tourism connections between Vietnam and Italy through various promotional activities, said a local official.

Visitors will have the chance to witness the intricate process of crafting exquisite ceramics and decorative arts, from shaping and carving to pattern decoration that vividly illustrates part of Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage.

As part of the festival, “Meet The Arts” will showcase artistic works and traditional handcrafted products, such as ceramics, textiles, and decorative items created by local artisans. Meanwhile, “Meet The Poet” will allow poets from both countries to share and exchange selected works, offering moments of immersion in language and emotion.

A fashion show will showcase the latest collections that beautifully blend traditional elements with modern designs. Designers will creatively reinterpret traditional attire, promoting Vietnamese and Italian fashion culture with a contemporary flair.

The “Trade Development” workshop will feature economic experts discussing market development strategies. Businesses will have the opportunity to learn and exchange ideas on collaboration, enhancing their competitiveness and fostering international trade between Vietnam, Italy, and Europe.

Another activity is the “Cooking School” where renowned chefs will present the culinary arts of Vietnam and Italy through signature dishes. Participants in the cooking classes can explore unique cooking techniques and the rich cultural narratives reflected in each dish.

Furthermore, “Meet The Music” will introduce talented artists from both Vietnam and Italy, showcasing a blend of traditional and modern music. In the “Meet The Tourism” corner, travel agencies from both countries will display captivating images and information about special destinations in Vietnam and Italy, opening up new travel exploration opportunities.

The festival is expected to enhance cultural and economic exchanges while fostering sustainable partnerships between Vietnam, Italy, and other European partners, said local authorities.

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