Launch of logo competition to mark Australia-Vietnam relations

PSNews - The Australian Embassy in Vietnam in collaboration with the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Art organized a ceremony on October 10 to launch the competition to design a logo to celebrate the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Australia and Vietnam (1973-2018). 

Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Craig Chittick and teachers and students of the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Art
Australian Ambassador to Vietnam  Craig Chittick and teachers and students of the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Art 

The submission period will run from 10 October to 30 November 2017. The competition is open for all individuals and the number of designs submitted by each contestant is unlimited.

The relationship between Vietnam and Australia has come a long way since the two countries established diplomatic relations in 1973, gaining a great deal of development in all fields, from politics to economic. About 250,000 Vietnamese people have chosen Australia as their second home and have made significant contributions to the socio-cultural relationship between the two countries.

This is the third time the Australia-Vietnam diplomatic logo design competition has been organized. The 1st and 2nd competitions were organized to mark the 35th anniversary (2008) and 40th (2013) diplomatic relations between the two countries. Detailed information about the contest is updated on the website and Facebook of the Australian Embassy in Vietnam.

By Duy Tien

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