Vietnamese Korean police join for sport and art activities

At the invitation of the Korean National Police Agency, a Vietnamese police delegation, including sportmen and artists, took a sport and art tour to the Republic of Korea (RoK) from September 10 - 16.

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People's Artist Major General Nguyen Cong Bay and Vietnamese police amateur soccer team have a photo taken before a friendly match with the Korean National Police Agency soccer team.

Within the framework of the program, on September 11, an art performance group, including artists from the People's Army Music and Dance Theater and a football team consisting of officers and soldiers from different police units of the Ministry of Public Security attended a welcome meeting at the Institute of Human Resources Development of the Korean National Police Agency.

After the welcome meeting, the Vietnamese police delegation visited the Future Police Education Center, part of the Institute of Human Resources Development of the Korean National Police Agency.

Vietnamese artists also took a music rehearsal with the Korean Police Symphony Orchestra.

A friendly match on September 12 is the first match between the non-professional football team of the Ministry of Public Security and the football team of the Korean National Police Agency and the Vietnamese police officers play the second match with another Koean police football team on September 14.

By Duy Tien

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