President of Panama José Raúl Mulino and First Lady Visit Sac Tam 2026 Exhibition in Hanoi

HANOI, October 06, 2026 – President of the Republic of Panama José Raúl Mulino and the First Lady visited Sac Tam 2026, an exhibition celebrating Vietnamese lacquer art and agarwood, at the Front Hall of the Thai Hoc precinct within the Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy in Hanoi.

President of Panama Explores Vietnamese Lacquer Art

During their visit, President José Raúl Mulino and the First Lady viewed the artworks on display and learned about the traditions of Vietnamese lacquer art and the cultural values conveyed through Sac Tam 2026. The presidential couple also left commemorative messages at the exhibition, marking a meaningful moment in their visit.

Inspired by Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions, Sac Tam 2026 brings together lacquer art and agarwood in a distinctive exhibition space. Set within the historic surroundings of the Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy, the exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to engage with traditional Vietnamese craftsmanship and its enduring cultural significance.

Nguyen Art Gallery’s Mission to Connect Vietnamese Art with the World

For Nguyen Art Gallery, welcoming the President of the Republic of Panama and the First Lady to Sac Tam 2026 was a meaningful milestone in its ongoing efforts to introduce Vietnamese art and cultural heritage to international audiences.

Through exhibitions and art presentation initiatives, Nguyen Art Gallery seeks to share the value of Vietnamese artistic expression, fostering connections between cultural heritage, contemporary art, and art enthusiasts in Vietnam and around the world.

Exhibition Information: Sac Tam 2026

• Exhibition: Sac Tam 2026 – Lacquer Art and Agarwood
• Dates: October 2–18, 2026
• Venue: Front Hall, Thai Hoc Precinct, Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy, 58 Quoc Tu Giam Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Sac Tam 2026 invites visitors to discover the artistic depth of Vietnamese lacquer art and the cultural significance of traditional craftsmanship in one of Hanoi’s most distinguished heritage settings.