Former Vice President meets Vietnamese expats in Australia
Former Vice President Truong My Hoa, who is also head of the club “Vi Hoang Sa - Truong Sa than yeu” (For beloved Hoang Sa – Truong Sa), had a meeting with Vietnamese expats in Sydney, Australia, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Gac Ma (Johnson South Reef) battle.
Former Vice President Truong My Hoa meets Vietnamese expats in Sydney, Australia, on April 26. (Photo: VNA)
Sydney (VNA) – Former Vice President Truong MyHoa, who is also head of the club “Vi Hoang Sa - Truong Sa than yeu” (Forbeloved Hoang Sa – Truong Sa), had a meeting with Vietnamese expats in Sydney,Australia on April 26, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Gac Ma(Johnson South Reef) battle.
Hoa praised the national pride and patriotism of overseasVietnamese people, particularly those in Australia, who have activelyparticipated in fundraising events for the club “Vi Hoang Sa - Truong Sa thanyeu”.
The Vietnamese expats in Australia have taken a number oftrips to Truong Sa (Spratly) and Hoang Sa (Paracel) archipelagos and donatedmoney to build schools for children of local soldiers and provide support forpeople there, she said.
According to the former Vietnamese leader, members of theclub have been travelling to many localities in Vietnam and foreign countries,such as the Republic of Korea and Germany, to hold memorial services incommemoration of 64 soldiers who laid down their lives in the Gac Ma battlethree decades ago.
Hoa and members of the club will work with Vietnamesepeople in Sydney (New South Wales), Melbourne (Victoria) and Perth (WesternAustralia) to prepare for similar events in Australia.
She took the occasion to hand over the club’s group andindividual membership cards to Vietnamese in New South Wales.-VNA
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Former Vice President Truong My Hoa meets Vietnamese expats in Sydney, Australia, on April 26. (Photo: VNA)
