Venezuela ceramic mosaic section inaugurated

December 11, 2015 3:29 PM GMT+7

VGP - On Au Co Dyke Road in the capaital city, designed by a group of Venezuelan youngsters, inaugurated a section of Venezuelan ceramic mural mosaics, named after Venezuela’s liberation hero, Simon Bolivar, on Ha Noi's Ceramic Road.

Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Venezuelan Ambassador to Viet Nam Jorge Rondo highlighted the significance of the Ha Noi Ceramic Road, saying that it becomes an attractive destination for Vietnamese and foreign visitors.

It is a great honour for the Venezuelan Government to join the project, which set a Guinness World Record for the largest ceramic mosaic mural five years ago, he said.

Venezuela’s involvement in the work is clear evidence for the fine friendship between the two countries, showing their aspiration for freedom and peace, the diplomat stressed.

Together with the ceramic section, a bronze bust of President Ho Chi Minh was also placed on Simon Bolivar Boulevard, in Caracas, as part of the cultural exchange activities between the two countries.
Translated by Tien Cuong.

It was created from 2007 to 2010, involving 20 Vietnamese and 15 foreign artists and 500 children from across the country and around the world plus craftsmen from traditional ceramic villages.

The project, which runs for nearly 4 km along the Red River Dyke, features images of Viet Nam’s history, countryside and traditional craft villages.

                                                                                                            By Uyen Phuong 

 

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