Vietnam to Host Inaugural World Flower Council Summit

The event, titled “Vietnam-Blooming with Timeless Charm,” will be attended by over 500 renowned designers, experts, flower arrangement artists, and scientists from more than 20 countries worldwide.

The opening ceremony will take place at Da Lat University and will feature performances by 12 international designers. Additionally, a flower arrangement contest with 40 local and foreign participants will be held.

Throughout the five-day event, various activities will be organized, including a floral display and a workshop on fruit, vegetable, and flower design.

Of particular interest will be the flower fashion shows, which are set to captivate the audience.

The World Flower Council Summit, hosted by the World Flower Council (WFC), was first established in 1995. Its purpose is to honor the values of flowers and the flower industry while promoting global peace and spreading love and knowledge about flowers.

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