Delegates performed the Opening ritual for the Program

At the program, the Cultural museum of Vietnam ethnic minority groups exhibited nearly 150 photos (weaving and knitting crafts) introducing to the public about the history of formation and development trends associated with natural materials to protect the environment of ASEAN handicrafts, thereby actively contributing to the promotion, preservation and development of traditional crafts with natural materials; at the same time calling on the community to take action to protect the environment and preserve life.

International students experienced embroidering patterns on fabric

In addition to the display, the Museum also organized a number of hands-on activities such as batik painting, printing patterns on fabric using beeswax, embroidering patterns on fabric, weaving straw hats, and household items used in daily life.

Delegates visited the outdoor exhibition at the Museum

Along with thematic exhibition activities, the Cultural Museum of Vietnam ethnic minority groups also cooperated with Vietsoftpro Joint Stock Company to build an automatic display explanation software system with QR code scanning technology to serve visitors. This is an innovative step in the Museum's activities to provide visitors with a new, advanced and convenient approach in the process of understanding and discovering Vietnamese national culture.