After two years of formation and development, the Tulip Vietnamese Language Center in the Netherlands has become a familiar cultural meeting place for the Vietnamese community in the land of tulips. From its modest first classes, the center has gradually expanded, contributing to preserving and nurturing Vietnamese for the second and third generations of overseas Vietnamese, while also spreading the beauty of the Vietnamese language to international friends.

In his third time in Hanoi, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte had the opportunity to enjoy the fantastic autumn weather, cycling through Ba Dinh District, Hanoi.

Vietnamese agricultural products of 10 small-sized businesses, have been displayed at Horecava fair – the largest catering trade fair with the participation of thousands partners of F&B industry in the Netherlands.

Two-way trade turnover between the two countries kept increasing annually in spite of the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, reaching US$6.79 billion in the first ten months of 2021, a year-on-year increase of 13 percent.

Joint efforts made to support Vietnam's hospitals care for Covid-19 patients.

On April 27, after about six months of emergency response, Plan International Vietnam held a national workshop “Dutch NGO's Joint Humanitarian Response for Vietnam''.