Opening Ceremony of the Final Round of the 18th National Journalism Awards 2023.
In his opening remarks, Comrade Le Quoc Minh, Member of the Central Committee of the Party, Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper, Deputy Head of the Central Propaganda Department, President of the Vietnam Journalists Association , and Chairman of the Judging Panel for the 18th National Journalism Award - 2023, emphasized: The National Journalism Award has entered its 18th season, accompanying the life of journalism, becoming a truly beneficial professional activity, spreading widely among all levels of the Association and the journalistic community, and increasingly affirming its prestige as the most prestigious professional award for Vietnamese journalists.
According to the preliminary judging panel's report, the number of entries submitted to this year's competition remains high. The working groups of the judging panel have made efforts to implement their work on schedule, ensuring that the competition's organizational process is met.
The 73 members of the preliminary judging panel, divided into 11 subcommittees, worked with professionalism and a high sense of responsibility, adhering strictly to the Regulations, Guidelines, and Judging Rules. They conducted assessments, judged, and submitted to the final judging panel a list of 165 works in 11 award categories, selected from 1,905 submitted entries.
Comrade Le Quoc Minh delivered the opening remarks. (Photo: CL)
According to Nguyen Duc Loi, Standing Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association and Chairman of the Preliminary Judging Panel for the 18th National Journalism Award 2023, the entries closely followed major themes in politics , economics, culture, society, security, defense, and other aspects of life in 2023.
The press has promptly and vividly reflected major events and important issues of the country with prominent topics such as: efforts to implement the 2023 socio-economic development plan and the 2020-2030 socio-economic development strategy; the building and rectification of the Party, the fight against corruption and negative phenomena, and the protection of the Party's ideological foundation; "hot" social issues (the terrorist attack in Dak Lak, the fight against corruption in the vehicle inspection sector, the embezzlement of school lunch programs for students, etc.); and topics on history and commemorating important events of the country...
Members of the judging panel for the 18th National Journalism Awards in 2023 attended the event. (Photo: CL)
Many works are meticulously crafted, their content uncovering new issues, critically analyzing major policies and guidelines of the Party and State; and proposing many innovative solutions and effective approaches that have a widespread impact on society.
Many works are of good quality, seriously and meticulously produced, with a tight structure and a style of presentation that is relatable, lively, and engaging to readers. The gap in quality between central and local press agencies has narrowed significantly.
Members of the judging panel cast their votes to evaluate the entries in the final round. (Photo: CL)
The 18th National Journalism Awards - 2023 will be presented on the occasion of the 99th anniversary of Vietnam's Revolutionary Journalism Day on June 21st, looking forward to the 100th anniversary of Vietnam's Revolutionary Journalism in 2025.
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