Warm 'An tinh vi, giam' in Hanoi

Attending the program were comrades: Vuong Dinh Hue - Politburo member, Deputy Prime Minister; Nguyen The Ky - Party Central Committee member, General Director of Voice of Vietnam; and Mr. Le Doan Hop - former Party Central Committee member, former Secretary of Nghe An Provincial Party Committee, former Minister of Information and Communications, Chairman of Nghe An Association in Hanoi; Ta Quang Ngoc - former Party Central Committee member, former Minister of Fisheries; Nguyen Canh Dinh - former Party Central Committee member, former Minister, Head of the Office of the President;Dang Quoc Tien - former Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Chairman of the Ha Tinh Association in Hanoi.He invited officials, businesses, and workers who are children of Nghe An - Ha Tinh people living and working in Hanoi to attend.

Delegates attending the "An tinh vi, giam" exchange night.

Over the past 5 years, the work of "Preserving and promoting the values ​​of Nghe Tinh Vi and Giam folk songs" has been gradually promoted strongly, including many scientific seminars, investigations, field trips, collecting, researching and documenting melodies, promoting socialization in activities, building Vi and Giam folk song clubs in all regions of the two provinces, organizing mass art festivals...

These activities contribute significantly to promoting this art to a wide audience at home and abroad, raising the level of traditional Vietnamese art in the eyes of international friends.

Delegates took souvenir photos with actors participating in the program "An tinh vi, giam".

Thanks to those unique and everlasting values, on November 27, 2014, UNESCO honored Nghe Tinh Vi and Giam folk songs as an Intangible Heritage of Humanity. It is not only the joy of Nghe Tinh people in particular but also the common pride of comrades and compatriots across the country..."

Representatives of Nghe An and Ha Tinh Associations awarded certificates of honor to sponsors.

The performance night brought the children of Nghe An and Ha Tinh far from home, living in the capital Hanoi, to immerse themselves in a rich, diverse and familiar national cultural space.