Czech officials deliver Tet greetings to Vietnamese community
Health Minister of the Czech Republic Jan Blatny on February 15 sent a letter to wish the Vietnamese people community in the nation a happy Lunar New Year in both Vietnamese and Czech.
The Vietnamese people community present supplies to a nursing home in Prague. (Photo: VNA)
Prague (VNA) - Health Minister of the Czech Republic Jan Blatny onFebruary 15 sent a letter to wish the Vietnamese people community in the nationa happy Lunar New Year in both Vietnamese and Czech.
In the letter, he wished the Vietnamese people a New Year of happiness andgood health, and expressed his thank for the community's help in the fightagainst the COVID-19 pandemic.
He said he treasures the community’s practical activities such as sewing and delivering face masks to local residents and social and medical workers, assisting rescue forces,helping local authority set up hotline 1212 for the Vietnamese people andgiving interpretation for free to people in difficulties.
He stressed that the Czech government speaks highly of the Vietnamese community’s solidarity and its efforts to protect people across the nation inthis tough time.
Earlier, in their speeches, Czech President Miloš Zeman và Prime MinisterAndrej Babiš showed their recognition of and sentiments towards the community’s contributions to the host nation as well as timely support of the Government and people of Vietnam for the Czech Republic.
2020 was challenging year for the whole world,including the Czech Republic, they said, highlighting assistance from the Vietnamese Government and peopleis a vivid illustration for the traditional friendship and solidarity betweenthe two nations.
Although the Vietnamese community in the Czech Republic is facing formidable challenges brought by restriction measures and socialdistancing due to COVID-19, they have promoted solidarity and joined hands with the Czech people to overcome challenges, theyadded./.
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The Vietnamese people community present supplies to a nursing home in Prague. (Photo: VNA) 
