Community Tet 2026 and the inauguration of the Vietnamese Cultural Space in Brunei Darussalam
WVR - On February 7 and 11, in the spirit of welcoming the Lunar New Year 2026 and celebrating the success of the 14th National Congress of the Party, the Vietnamese Embassy in Brunei Darussalam organized the Community Tet – Homeland Spring 2026 and inaugurated the Vietnamese Cultural Space at the Embassy headquarters.
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| The Ambassador, members of the Community Liaison Committee, and businesses attended the event. |
More than 100 representatives of the Vietnamese community living, studying, and working in the area attended the Community Tet event. Many Brunei and international friends also joined to share the New Year atmosphere with the community.
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| Delegates attending the event took commemorative photos. |
In his opening speech, Ambassador Tran Anh Vu informed the community about the country's remarkable development milestones in recent times, especially the significant and groundbreaking results of the 14th Party Congress.
The Ambassador highly appreciated the practical activities of the Liaison Committee and community representatives in the area, welcoming the Party Congress and actively contributing opinions to the Congress documents.
The Ambassador acknowledged the efforts of overseas Vietnamese and Vietnamese businesses contributing to the multifaceted cooperation between Vietnam and Brunei, especially in the fields of economic-trade, cultural exchange, and people-to-people interaction.
In the coming time, the Ambassador hopes the community will continue to focus on the homeland, actively contributing ideas, knowledge, and resources for the country's socio-economic development, while promoting solidarity and mutual support in life and activities in the area.
During the event, a large number of community members and friends attended the inauguration and visited the Vietnamese Cultural Space at the embassy headquarters.
The cultural space was established with contributions from the community and Vietnamese businesses in the area to introduce local friends and partners to Vietnamese cultural values and products and cultural exchange activities, with a highlight being the Vietnamese language teaching program at the University of Brunei Darussalam.
Notably, the cultural space introduces friends and partners to documents and images of President Ho Chi Minh and publications by international friends and partners about the beloved leader of the Vietnamese nation.
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| The Ambassador, members of the Community Liaison Committee, and businesses cut the ribbon to inaugurate the Vietnamese Cultural Space. |
After the inauguration, the Vietnamese Cultural Space at the embassy headquarters welcomed many community members and friends and partners to visit, including the Ambassador of Laos, the Ambassador of Cambodia, the Ambassador of Thailand, and the President of the Brunei Music Society…
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| Ambassador of Laos Heuankeo Sangsomsak and Ambassador of Cambodia Chey Ratha congratulated the Vietnamese traditional Tet and visited the Vietnamese Cultural Space. |
Some images of the Vietnamese Cultural Space:
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| Ambassador of Laos Heuankeo Sangsomsak experiencing Vietnamese folk games. |
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| The President of the Brunei Music Society visiting the Cultural Space and exploring international friends' publications about President Ho Chi Minh. |
(Source: Embassy of Vietnam in Brunei Darussalam)
