Photo exhibition highlights Hanoi's development, innovation, integration

A photo exhibition themed "Hanoi Development - Innovation - Integration" will be held in October as part of the activities to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the capital city's Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 - 2024), and the 100 years of the Revolutionary Press Day (June 21, 1925 – 2025).

The event will be jointly organised by the Hanoi Journalists Association, the municipal Department of Culture and Sports, the Hanoi Art Photography Association, and the Press Photo Club under the Vietnam Journalists Association.

It aims to meet the requirements of communication work of political, economic, cultural-social, national defense and security tasks, and international foreign affairs of the capital city.

The exhibition will bring images of Hanoi's social life to the public, showing the development of the thousand-year-old capital, the City for Peace and the Creative City.

The activity also aims to spark a creative movement among reporters, photographers, and photography enthusiasts to produce valuable works.

The exhibition of art and press photos will depict a variety of current political, cultural, and social activities taking place in the capital, bringing beautiful images to people all over the country and foreign friends.

The exhibition is scheduled from October 8 -13 at the Hanoi Exhibition Information Centre in Hoan Kiem District.

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