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Exhibition in Hanoi tells about UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Russia

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Exhibition in Hanoi tells about UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Russia


19.11.2021

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The World Heritage Sites in Vietnam and Russia exhibition has kicked off in Hanoi, TASS reports. The exhibits include photographs of cultural and natural attractions that UNESCO included in the World Heritage List.

The exposition is a part of the Cross Year of Culture of Russia and Vietnam. The opening ceremony took place the day before, November 18.

According to the Russian Ambassador Gennady Bezdetko, Russia and Vietnam are united by their unique natural diversity and great cultural heritage. There are more than 30 UNESCO World Heritage sites in Russia, and more than 20 of them  in Vietnam, the diplomat recalled.  These are objects of pride and admiration for all mankind, Bezdetko stressed.

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