The event was held both in person at Hanoi Command and online to 32 locations in districts, towns, and units under the Command.
During the event, the delegates reviewed the activities carried out in the past 14 years to promote communication about the seas and islands and support the people and soldiers on Truong Sa. The Hanoi Command has organized numerous delegations to Truong Sa and the DK1 rig house, as well as provided support for the construction projects such as Thu Do Hotel, 10 Multipurpose Cultural Houses, 3 CV, CQ boats. Additionally, they have also provided financial aid for various projects and brought specialty gifts from Vietnam’s localities to the islands, along with household and entertainment equipment.
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| Sending gifts to the islands. |
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| Talking with the locals. |
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| An art exchange. |
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| A break between activities. |
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| Growing vegetables on the islands. |
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| A training session. |
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| Moment of farewell. |
Vietnam’s Territorial Scholar Reveals Unprecedented Findings of Rare Maps
Prof. Nguyen Dinh Dau has devoted his whole life to conducting research on Vietnam’s territory and collecting old maps about Vietnam’s sea and islands, including those drawn by the Vietnamese, Chinese and people from western countries.
Quang Ngai fishermen protecting national sovereignty
Despite unruly actions by China in the East Sea, many Quang Ngai fishing vessels still head out to the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) Archipelagos to fish on traditional fishing grounds, asserting their sovereignty over the seas.
Exhibition proves Vietnam’s sovereignty over archipelagos
An exhibition of historical and legal evidence proving Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagos in the East Sea opened in the central province of Quang Tri on July 1.
Truong Sa, Hoang Sa archipelagos through ancient bibliographies
The Vietnamese people have left their footprints on the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) islands since ancient times. Historical evidence proves the country’s sovereignty over the two archipelagos, especially through ancient bibliographies.
Delegations set sail for Truong Sa for Tet
Delegations of military officers and soldiers set sail for Truong Sa (Spratly Islands) to visit those performing duties on Vietnam’s archipelago in Khanh Hoa province on the occasion of the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival. The trip conveyed the profound attention paid by the Party, State, and people nationwide to the soldiers and residents in Truong Sa.
