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Exhibition spotlights loyal friendship of Vietnam, Cuba
A corner of the exhibition. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
A corner of the exhibition. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
Journalist Huynh Dung Nhan shares a story about President Fidel Castro's portrait presented by his family to the Museum. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
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Exhibition spotlights loyal friendship of Vietnam, Cuba
12/05/2025 21:18
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An exhibition opened at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum in Hanoi on December 5, spotlighting the faithful friendship shared by the Vietnamese and Cuban peoples. The exhibition featured more than 200 photos, documents and artefacts. On this occasion, the Cuban Embassy presented the Vietnam Fatherland Front Museum with a commemorative banner once owned by Melba Hernandez, displayed publicly for the first time together with Cuban propaganda posters from the 1970s—vivid symbols of the enduring bilateral ties. The event also featured an exchange with guests connected to Cuba, including film director Nguyen Ha Tiep; Manuel Enrique Montane Enriquez, Deputy Director of the Vietnam – Cuba Genfarma pharmaceutical joint venture and grandson of Melba Hernandez; former student of the Agricultural University of Havana Phuong Song Lien; and journalist Huynh Dung Nhan, who shared personal memories about Cuba. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
Exhibition spotlights loyal friendship of Vietnam, Cuba
An exhibition opened at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum in Hanoi on December 5, spotlighting the faithful friendship shared by the Vietnamese and Cuban peoples. The exhibition featured more than 200 photos, documents and artefacts. On this occasion, the Cuban Embassy presented the Vietnam Fatherland Front Museum with a commemorative banner once owned by Melba Hernandez, displayed publicly for the first time together with Cuban propaganda posters from the 1970s—vivid symbols of the enduring bilateral ties. The event also featured an exchange with guests connected to Cuba, including film director Nguyen Ha Tiep; Manuel Enrique Montane Enriquez, Deputy Director of the Vietnam – Cuba Genfarma pharmaceutical joint venture and grandson of Melba Hernandez; former student of the Agricultural University of Havana Phuong Song Lien; and journalist Huynh Dung Nhan, who shared personal memories about Cuba. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
Exhibition spotlights loyal friendship of Vietnam, Cuba
An exhibition opened at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum in Hanoi on December 5, spotlighting the faithful friendship shared by the Vietnamese and Cuban peoples. The exhibition featured more than 200 photos, documents and artefacts. On this occasion, the Cuban Embassy presented the Vietnam Fatherland Front Museum with a commemorative banner once owned by Melba Hernandez, displayed publicly for the first time together with Cuban propaganda posters from the 1970s—vivid symbols of the enduring bilateral ties. The event also featured an exchange with guests connected to Cuba, including film director Nguyen Ha Tiep; Manuel Enrique Montane Enriquez, Deputy Director of the Vietnam – Cuba Genfarma pharmaceutical joint venture and grandson of Melba Hernandez; former student of the Agricultural University of Havana Phuong Song Lien; and journalist Huynh Dung Nhan, who shared personal memories about Cuba. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
Exhibition spotlights loyal friendship of Vietnam, Cuba
An exhibition opened at the Vietnamese Women’s Museum in Hanoi on December 5, spotlighting the faithful friendship shared by the Vietnamese and Cuban peoples. The exhibition featured more than 200 photos, documents and artefacts. On this occasion, the Cuban Embassy presented the Vietnam Fatherland Front Museum with a commemorative banner once owned by Melba Hernandez, displayed publicly for the first time together with Cuban propaganda posters from the 1970s—vivid symbols of the enduring bilateral ties. The event also featured an exchange with guests connected to Cuba, including film director Nguyen Ha Tiep; Manuel Enrique Montane Enriquez, Deputy Director of the Vietnam – Cuba Genfarma pharmaceutical joint venture and grandson of Melba Hernandez; former student of the Agricultural University of Havana Phuong Song Lien; and journalist Huynh Dung Nhan, who shared personal memories about Cuba. VNA Photo: Phương Lan
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