As the new year approaches Year of the Rabbit 2023The Vietnamese community in Japan, especially young people and students, is very happy that Vietnam’s economy is recovering strongly following the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to the right decisions of the Party and State. and Government.
They expect that in the new year, the country will develop firmly and Vietnamese community in Japan is growing stronger.
Talking to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Tokyo, Nguyen Hong Son, head of the liaison committee to establish the Union of Vietnamese Associations in Japan, shared: “I am very pleased that Vietnam’s economy has grown at the highest rate in 10 years. last year. Notably, through the opportunity to return to Vietnam to work and work, I realized that now, all socio-economic activities in the country have returned to normal. That shows that in the past time, very drastic solutions of the Party, State as well as the Government have come into life and brought into play positive effects.”
Sharing the same opinion, Nguyen Dinh Nam, Chairman of the Vietnam Youth and Students Association in Japan (VYSA), confided: “I am very happy that the past year, despite many difficulties, with the Under the leadership of the Party and State, we have achieved the highest economic growth rate in the past decade. In 2023, I expect the country to continue to develop and improve its position in the international arena. Vietnamese people in five continents will unite and look towards the Fatherland, and especially COVID-19 epidemic will soon stabilize.”
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Meanwhile, Nguyen Huu Manh Khoi, a member of KURROCK – the first Vietnamese rock band in Japan, shared: “It’s really nice to return to Vietnam following the pandemic period. , I see that Vietnam’s economy is almost back to normal. Connecting flights between Vietnam and Japan are gradually increasing. I very much hope that Vietnam’s economy will grow more and more and contribute more to the global economic development. On the other hand, the Vietnamese community in Japan is getting stronger and stronger, not only in quantity but also in quality, and the economic and spiritual life of the people here is getting better and better.”
Regarding the Vietnamese community in Japan, Nguyen Hong Son shared: “The Vietnamese community in Japan is growing strongly. So far, we, with a community of nearly 500,000 people and more than 20 local Vietnamese associations and groups, are always uniting, helping each other, and moving towards the homeland.”
Nguyen Hong Son, Head of Liaison Committee to establish the Union of Vietnamese Associations in Japan, gave an interview to VNA. (Photo: Dao Thanh Tung/VNA)Nguyen Hong Son also said that currently, in Japan, the Vietnamese community is in the process of moving towards the establishment of an association that includes all Vietnamese associations and groups in all localities. .
Son emphasized: “We realize that such an association is born not only with the meaning of connecting, exchanging and sharing information, but also increasing the strength of the Vietnamese community in Japan. .”
On the occasion of the new year, Vietnamese youths and students in Japan sent their best wishes to their country and relatives back home.
Nguyen Hong Son said: “On the occasion of the new year 2023, I would like to wish the country more and more strong development, wish all Vietnamese families always have abundant health, happiness, prosperity, and the community of people. Vietnam in Japan will always unite, always have support, strive together to rise up and will be a strong community, contributing to the common development in the increasingly well-developed diplomatic relations. beautiful between Vietnam and Japan.”
Sending wishes to relatives in the country, friend Nguyen Dinh Nam said: “Before New Year’s Eve, I would like to wish my grandparents, parents and family always healthy and happy. Wishing our country more and more developed, our people always healthy, united, continue to achieve new achievements in 2023. Wishing the Vietnamese community in Japan as well as relations Vietnam-Japan rapidly developing”./.
Thanh Tung-Duc Thinh (VNA/Vietnam+)
