The event, part of the PM's official visit to Poland, featured leaders from both countries. Polish representatives included Marcin Kulacek, Minister of Science and Higher Education, and other key figures from Warsaw and the national government, as well as leaders of the Poland-Vietnam Friendship Parliamentarians’ Group and the Poland-Vietnam Friendship Association.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and his spouse visits a Tet booth of the Vietnamese community at the event.

Held at the Warsaw Presidential Hotel, the celebration brought together Vietnamese people and their families from across Poland, representing the nearly 30,000-strong Vietnamese community in the European country, dressed in traditional attire and enjoying cultural performances, festive Vietnamese dishes, and the warmth of community connections.

Tran Anh Tuan, member of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee's Presidium and Chairman of the Vietnamese Association in Poland, said that the community has maintained solidarity an national cultural identity, acting as a bridge of culture for Vietnam and Poland, building an image of a well-integrated, united and identity-rich community.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Poland Ha Hoang Hai highlighted the community's contributions to the growth of the Vietnam-Poland relations in 2024.

He pledged that the embassy will continue to accompany and support the community in integrating with the host society and make more contributions to the homeland.

PM Chinh expressed his gratitude for the community’s contributions to both Vietnam and Poland.

He highlighted their role as a cultural bridge between the two nations and commended their efforts in preserving Vietnamese traditions while integrating into Polish society.

He said that his visit coincides with the 75th anniversary of Vietnam-Poland diplomatic relations, aiming to seek to elevate bilateral ties to a strategic partnership.

Briefing the community on outcomes from his meetings with Polish leaders, he said that he asked for the Polish Government’s continued support to the Vietnamese community to further integrate into the host society and make more contributions to Poland as well as ties between the two countries.

He called for Poland to officially recognise the Vietnamese community as an ethnic minority group, granting them greater rights and visibility.

The PM expressed his hope that the Vietnamese community in Poland will continue promoting solidarity and mutual support, while helping foster relations between the two nations.

PM Chinh extended New Year wishes for health, happiness, success and prosperity to the Vietnamese community and Polish friends.

At the event, PM Chinh presented the Third-Class Labour Order to the Vietnamese Association in Poland, acknowledging its significant contributions to the overseas Vietnamese community.

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