President Thuong and Indonesian counterpart witness martial art showcases



This is the second time the Indonesian leader has visited Vietnam as a State guest, the first being in September 2018.


Local artists performed various art shows during the event.


Martial artists showcased Pencak Silat, a traditional Indonesian martial art.


Pencak Silat is also popular in Vietnam and has helped local athletes achieve great results in international competitions.


Traditional Vietnamese martial arts were also showcased during the event.


The event is expected to foster friendship and mutual understanding between Vietnam and Indonesia.


The two State leaders took a group photo with the martial artists.

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