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Vietnam, Korea multicultural families meet in Hanoi

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VOV.VN - A meeting was held in Hanoi on August 25 by the Korean Cultural Centre in Vietnam, Samsung Life Insurance and Korea Foundation for Women to review a project in support of children of multicultural families to visit their maternal homeland. 

The event was participated by 100 members of 27 Korean-Vietnamese multicultural families.


Lee Hyekyung, President of Korea Foundation for Women said the project aims to help children of multicultural families grow up in traditional cultures of Vietnam and Korea.

A representative from Samsung Life Insurance emphasised that over the last ten years, the company has exerted great efforts in implementing diversified programs to help multicultural families live a safe life in the RoK.

On this occasion, multicultural families have an opportunity to visit their maternal relatives in Vietnam, experience Vietnamese culture and learn more about the significant project in educating the second generation of Vietnamese residents in the RoK.

Since its implementation in 2007, the project has helped 284 multicultural families with 1,100 members visit their maternal homeland.

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