Vietnam Promotes Return of Young Overseas Citizens Through Ho Chi Minh City Summer Camp
Ho Chi Minh City hosted a summer camp in 2026 for young overseas Vietnamese, with 50 participants engaging with the nation's history and culture to foster patriotism. This initiative aligns with Resolution 23, which encourages overseas citizens to contribute to national development.
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