Bulgarian President visits Vietnam Military History Museum

Within the framework of the official visit to Vietnam from November 24 to November 28, this afternoon (November 25), the President of Bulgaria, Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan and a high-ranking delegation visited the Vietnam Military History Museum.

Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan and Bulgarian President Rumen Radev visited the Vietnam Military History Museum.

During the tour, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev listened to a general explanation of the history of the Vietnamese people's founding and defending the country as well as the process of building, fighting and growing up of the Vietnam People's Army. On that historical journey, there was also the sentiment, support and valuable help that the country and people of Bulgaria gave to Vietnam during the years of struggle before the country's unification.

President Rumen Radev and the Bulgarian high-ranking delegation were impressed with the exhibition space and valuable artifacts at the Vietnam Military History Museum; the tradition of building and defending the country of the Vietnamese people; and the heroic history of the Vietnam People's Army.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev shares his thoughts while visiting the Vietnam Military History Museum.

Writing in the memorial book, President Rumen Radev expressed: " Visiting the Vietnam Military History Museum is a special and unforgettable experience about the years of fighting for an independent and free Vietnam. Through that, we understand more about the heroic and indomitable qualities of the Vietnamese people."

Through his visit to the Vietnam Military History Museum, President Rumen Radev once again affirmed the strong friendship between the countries and people of Vietnam and Bulgaria as well as his confidence in the bright development of the relationship between the two sides in the future.

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