VTV's National Foreign Television Channel officially broadcast on September 7.

Vietnam Today acts as a connecting platform to promote the national brand and image to the world. Through this, Vietnam Today contributes to expanding international cooperation, creating a bridge between Vietnam and the global community.

This morning (August 22), in Hanoi , Vietnam Television (VTV) officially announced the launching ceremony of the National Foreign Service Television Channel - Vietnam Today. Vietnam's first English-language foreign service television channel will officially air on September 7.

Vietnam Today is produced and broadcast by Vietnam Television, established under Decision No. 747/QD-TTg dated April 11, 2025 of the Prime Minister on the implementation of providing national foreign television services to promote Vietnam to the world . Vietnam Today broadcasts 24/7 in English, applying technology to provide multilingual subtitles, suitable for each country and territory where the channel is transmitted.

Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Do Duc Hoang, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Television, emphasized that Vietnam Today was born with the desire to be an information window for the world to understand, feel and connect with Vietnam; where the world can understand correctly and fully about a peaceful , stable, innovative, dynamically developing and comprehensively integrated Vietnam.

Vietnam Today channel is built on three core principles: authentic information, sharp content and creative communication. The channel provides multi-dimensional information about the country in many fields. Vietnam Today channel's television programs and digital content products are invested in quality in both content and form of expression, suitable for the tastes of international audiences.

“Vietnam Today plays the role of a connecting platform to promote the national brand and image to the world. Through that, Vietnam Today contributes to expanding international cooperation, creating a bridge between Vietnam and the global community,” said VTV leaders.

Vietnam Today broadcasts high-quality, comprehensive programs about Vietnam on television and a variety of digital platforms, helping international friends understand more accurately and deeply about the country and people of Vietnam. (Photo: VTV)

According to VTV representatives, Vietnam Today is a “window to Vietnam,” providing global audiences with an objective and vivid picture of Vietnam today: from news, politics, economics, culture, tourism, environment to innovation and digital transformation. The channel also introduces the country’s unique values, traditional identity and modern appearance, reflecting Vietnam’s journey of development and deep integration with the world.

In addition, Vietnam Today brings the story of a Vietnam that has overcome old prejudices - a peaceful and stable country, preserving its traditions while integrating into modernity, full of youth and dynamism, a culture rich in identity, beautiful and full of potential. It is a story of people determined, striving to rise up in the journey of development, loving peace and hospitality.

The story of Vietnam is told in a vivid, fresh, and engaging way, with a multi-dimensional perspective and appealing to international audiences. Vietnam Today broadcasts high-quality, comprehensive programs about Vietnam on television and a variety of digital platforms, helping international friends understand more accurately and deeply about the country and people of Vietnam.

Vietnam Today channel broadcasting platform - Domestic broadcasting:

+ National digital terrestrial television system of Vietnam Television.

+ Cable TV system VTVCab, SCTV.

+ DTH satellite digital television system.

+ OTT applications of Vietnam Today, VTVgo, FPT, VieOn, AVG, Clip TV. - Broadcasting abroad:

+ VTVgo OTT application and Vietnam Today application.

+ Toober's OTT application in America and Europe etc...

+ Digital terrestrial television broadcasting system in Laos.

+ OTT platform of Unitel in Laos, Metfone in Cambodia and Mytel in Myanmar.

(Vietnam+)

Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/kenh-truyen-hinh-doi-ngoai-quoc-gia-cua-vtv-phat-song-chinh-thuc-vao-ngay-79-post1057206.vnp