The exhibition displays more than 400 photos, documents, and artifacts arranged into thematic sections on the AO disaster, Vietnam’s post-war remediation efforts, VAVA’s activities and the struggle for justice for victims, stories of victims overcoming hardships, and community support for those affected.

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Delegates at the exhibition

Additionally, the event features photos and exhibits highlighting local agencies and units' efforts in post-war chemical remediation, gratitude initiatives, and victim support programs, among others. Notably, the National Action Center for Toxic Chemicals and Environmental Treatment (NACCET) introduced photographic exhibits detailing the implementation of the project "Improving the quality of life of persons with disabilities in provinces heavily sprayed with Agent Orange."

On the occasion, the VAVA, Military Region 5, Chemical Corps, Naval Service and other agencies and units provided financial support for the construction of gratitude houses, presented gifts and livelihood support to AO victims and their families in Da Nang city.

The exhibition will run unit August 21.

Translated by Quynh Oanh