Exhibition of 80 years of national achievements leaves deep impression on overseas Vietnamese

Hundreds of thousands of people came to visit, learn and experience at the Vietnam Exhibition Center. (Photo: Hoang Hieu/VNA)

On this occasion, VNA reporters in Japan interviewed Ms. Le Thuong, President of the General Association of Vietnamese in Kansai region (Japan), who returned to Vietnam and visited the exhibition.

Ms. Le Thuong shared that she was "very moved and proud to visit the 80-year National Achievement Exhibition."

The exhibition was solemnly organized on a grand scale, with a very scientific and modern layout but still maintaining historical depth. The organization and thoughtful guidance, from explanations, images, projection technology to support services all left a good impression.

She shared: "The exhibition is not only a space to display achievements but also a journey to help every Vietnamese person, whether at home or abroad, feel more confident and motivated to contribute."

Expressing her greatest impression of the exhibition area on the Renovation and international integration, Ms. Le Thuong said that the picture of the country clearly emerged - from the difficult years to today, Vietnam has become a confident, proactive country with a voice and position in the international arena.

She said: “As an overseas Vietnamese, I am especially moved when seeing images of the policy of great national unity and the attention of the Party and State to the Vietnamese community abroad. That proves that we, although far away, are always a part of the flesh and blood of the Fatherland."

Ms. Le Thuong emphasized that the Exhibition has recreated the picture of 80 years in a consistent and comprehensive way: from the milestones of independence and national unification, to the Doi Moi journey and today, the aspiration to rise strongly in the era of integration and digital transformation. All are shown through documents, artifacts, vivid images, applying modern projection technology, making history no longer dry but becoming a close flow, evoking pride and responsibility.

She also added that if the Exhibition had more topics on the contributions of the overseas Vietnamese community at home and abroad, as well as the achievements of private enterprises and innovative startups, it would be more complete. In addition, the role of women and youth in nation building also deserves to be emphasized more, because they are the pioneers in many new fields.

Through the Exhibition, Ms. Le Thuong expressed her belief that digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI), renewable energy, high-tech agriculture and cultural tourism will be the spearheads of Vietnam's development. According to her, Vietnam has a young, creative workforce, abundant natural advantages and especially the attention and guidance from the Party and the State. If we know how to make good use of them, Vietnam can completely break through and affirm its new position in the region and the world.

Visiting the VNA exhibition area, Ms. Le Thuong expressed her strong impression with the valuable documents, images and video clips that vividly recreate historical turning points and truthfully and objectively reflect the country's development journey.

She clearly felt the pioneering role of VNA in providing fast and accurate information, contributing to spreading the image of Vietnam to the world. In particular, the modern presentation and application of multimedia technology have helped visitors easily access, understand and be more proud of their country./.

According to VNA

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