Delegates cut the ribbon to kick off the exhibition.
Co-hosted by the Ministry of Information and Communications and Border Guard Command, the exhibition showcases nearly 100 maps, documents, and photos which were collected by domestic and foreign researchers, affirming Viet Nam’s sovereignty over the two islands.
The Ministry of Information and Communications has so far worked with 47 cities and provinces, 10 island districts, and 10 armed force units nationwide to organize 67 exhibitions on Hoang Sa and Truong Sa Islands.
Delegates visit the exhibition.
Some maps and artifacts on display at the exhibition.
The exhibition helps raise the awareness of the need to safeguard the national sovereignty over the archipelagos among local authorities and residents, particularly those in coastal areas.
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- Vietnam firmly rejects any activities in violation of its sovereignty over Hoang Sa, Truong Sa
- Dien Bien Phu Battle in memories of war veterans
- Vietnamese people flock to Dien Bien Phu to commemorate resounding victory
- “Grey zone” activities cast a shadow over cooperation and peaceful prospects in East Sea
- Vietnam becomes one of first nations to sign High Seas Treaty