Kansai Vietnamese Women's Association Elects New President, Aims to Strengthen Activities in Japan
The Vietnamese Women's Association in Kansai, Japan, held its second congress, electing a new president and setting a course to strengthen its activities for the 2026-2028 term. The Vietnamese Consulate General in Osaka pledged support, emphasizing integration into Japanese society and promoting bilateral exchange.
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