Proud of Vietnam

At the Vietnam Exhibition Center, the exhibition showcasing the country's achievements, themed "80 Years of Independence, Freedom, and Happiness," officially opened on the morning of August 28th. This nationwide cultural and political event, celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2nd, attracted considerable attention from the public, delegates, and international friends.

The exhibition is not only an opportunity to honor the great achievements of the country throughout its 80-year journey of construction and development under the leadership of the Party, but also a place to foster national pride, inspire the aspirations of the younger generation to contribute, and affirm Vietnam's position on the international stage.

The spacious, modern venue, adorned with vibrant flags and flowers, created a solemn yet warm atmosphere, welcoming thousands of delegates and visitors.

The presence of multiple generations, from veterans and senior officials to students, demonstrated the event's strong impact.

The spectacular artistic performance praised the glorious Party and the great President Ho Chi Minh, evoking pride in a heroic nation that has achieved historical miracles.

These images and artifacts record the arduous yet heroic journey, affirming the immense role of the People's Army and Public Security in protecting the independence, sovereignty , and peaceful lives of the people.

From technical equipment to advanced security technology , everything reflects the determination to build a regular, elite, and progressively modern force to meet new requirements.

The emphasis on digital technology demonstrates the inherent strength of the Vietnamese economy , while also clearly reflecting its strong aspiration to rise in the era of international integration.

The exhibition showcases the vibrant colors of traditional culture along with socio-economic development achievements, contributing to a diverse and rich picture of localities across the country.

Le Minh

Source: https://baophutho.vn/tu-hao-viet-nam-238762.htm