The Ho Chi Minh Museum's Science Council met to approve the content of the thematic exhibition "Revolutionary police - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Police engrave Uncle Ho's words"

On the afternoon of July 25, in Hanoi, the Ho Chi Minh Museum's Scientific Council held a meeting to approve the content of the thematic exhibition "Revolutionary policeman - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Public Security engrave Uncle Ho's words". Attending the meeting were Dr. Doan Van Bau, Director of the Department of Political Theory, Central Propaganda and Education Commission; Senior Lieutenant Colonel Tran Van Nghi, Director of the People's Public Security Museum. On the Ho Chi Minh Museum's side, there were Dr. Vu Manh Ha, Chairman of the Scientific Council, Director, members of the Scientific Council and the Museum's thematic exhibition team.

Panorama of the meeting of the Ho Chi Minh Museum's Scientific Council approving the contents of the special exhibition "Revolutionary police - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Public Security engrave Uncle Ho's words". Photo: BTHCM

The thematic exhibition "Revolutionary police - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Public Security remembering Uncle Ho's words" is a practical activity to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Vietnam People's Public Security Traditional Day (August 19, 1945 - August 19, 2025) and the 20th anniversary of the National Day for National Security (August 19, 2005 - August 19, 2025). Through documents, artifacts and many valuable historical images, the thematic exhibition introduces to the public the feelings, care, attention and training of President Ho Chi Minh for the Vietnam People's Public Security and the glorious achievements of the People's Public Security in the cause of protecting national security and maintaining social order and safety. The thematic exhibition contributes to affirming the core role of the People's Public Security in protecting national security and maintaining social order and safety, while spreading the spirit of "all people protecting national security" in the community, especially among the young generation.

Representative of the Exhibition Room, Ho Chi Minh Museum presents the thematic exhibition "Revolutionary police - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Police engrave Uncle Ho's words". Photo: BTHCM

MSc. Nguyen Quoc Huu, Council Member, Head of the Exhibition Department, presented the design plan and artistic solutions for the thematic exhibition "Revolutionary police - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Public Security engrave Uncle Ho's words". Photo: BTHCM

At the meeting, the Council members focused on discussing and contributing ideas on the name, detailed outline content and exhibition design plan, ensuring scientificity, in line with the Party's viewpoints and guidelines; at the same time, proposing effective and harmonious exhibition solutions; selecting typical documents and artifacts with clear origins and authentic information to build a focused, unique and attractive exhibition content.

Lieutenant Colonel Tran Van Nghi, Director of the People's Police Museum, spoke at the meeting. Photo: BTHCM

Dr. Doan Van Bau, Director of the Department of Political Theory, Central Propaganda and Education Commission, spoke at the meeting. Photo: BTHCM

Concluding the meeting, the Ho Chi Minh Museum Science Council agreed to accept the comments and, based on that, coordinate with relevant units to edit and complete the exhibition outline and ensure the implementation of the items on schedule.

Dr. Vu Manh Ha, Chairman of the Scientific Council, Director of the Ho Chi Minh Museum, delivered a concluding speech at the meeting. Photo: BTHCM

Thematic exhibition Thematic exhibition "Revolutionary police - 80 years of the Vietnam People's Public Security remembering Uncle Ho's words" is expected to open in mid-August 2025.

Media Department, Ho Chi Minh Museum

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