The artistic program revisited the history of Vietnam's revolutionary press, closely tied to the nation's defining moments. It demonstrated unwavering loyalty to the revolutionary path chosen by the Party and President Ho Chi Minh, and wholehearted service to the Fatherland and its people.
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The artistic program recaptures the history of Vietnam's revolutionary press with close attachment to the great moments of the nation. |
In his speech, VJA President and Head of the Awards Council Le Quoc Minh expressed pride in the 100-year journey of Vietnamese journalism. He highlighted the contemporary revolutionary press, which captures the pulse of real life, vividly reflecting all aspects of political, economic, cultural, social, defense, and security developments. It faithfully and creatively conveys the Party’s guidelines and policies, disseminates state policies and laws, reflects the thoughts and aspirations of all social classes, and fosters sharing, connection, and national unity.
According to the organizers, out of 1,913 eligible entries submitted, 128 outstanding works were selected for awards. The People’s Army Newspaper won one A prize and one B prize among the total of 13 A, 27 B, 49 C, and 39 consolation prizes presented.
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Winners honored with A prize |
This year’s awards stood out for the increased number of multimedia journalism products, which applied modern press technologies while maintaining content standards. These works ensured political and ideological consistency, accuracy, timeliness, positivity, and strong social impact, thereby enhancing their appeal to readers.
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh addresses the award ceremony. |
In his remarks, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed sincere gratitude to media outlets and generations of journalists for their significant contributions and sacrifices in the great achievements of the Party, the State, and the people.
He congratulated the award recipients and acknowledged the many challenges faced by journalists and media agencies. He voiced confidence that they will continue to adapt and innovate, producing impactful journalistic works that resonate with real life and create far-reaching influence.
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Party Central Committee's Commission for Information, Education and Mass Mobilization Nguyen Trong Nghia, A and B prize winners of the People's Army Newspaper and other delegates from the newspaper in a group photo |
The Prime Minister emphasized the unwavering trust the Party, State, and people place in the revolutionary press, calling on journalists to uphold the spirit of “a bright mind, a pure heart, and a sharp pen” to fulfill their noble mission and contribute to the cause of national construction and defense.
Translated by Chung Anh