Explore how Vietnam People's Police is devoted to the nation
Apart from daily duties, the Vietnamese police have offered strategic counsel on security and development, safeguarding national interests.
THE HANOI TIMES — Exhibition "Vietnam People's Police – 80 years for peaceful life" is ongoing in Hanoi Museum to mark the 80th anniversary of the People’s Public Security (August 19) and the 80th anniversary of National Day (September 2).
The exhibition showcased the force’s dedication and sacrifices for the nation and its people, along with its outstanding achievements across all areas.
According to Senior Lieutenant General Tran Quoc To, Deputy Minister of Public Security, over the past 80 years, the People's Police force has made significant contributions to maintaining political stability, building an increasingly civilized, safe, and healthy society.
Senior Lieutenant General Tran Quoc To, Deputy Minister of Public Security (second from right) and Tran Van Ron, Permanent Deputy Head of the Central Inspection Commission (in white shirt) listen to the introduction of Historical Imprints theme at the exhibition. Photos: Anh Kiet/The Hanoi Times
These accomplishments have created a favorable environment for national development and contributed significantly to strengthening the country’s foundation, capabilities, international standing, and reputation.
In recent years, the force has shown a strong renovation in reformed management methods, strengthened public service ethics, and contributed significantly to national security and socio-economic development.
"The People's Police continues to advance institutional and legal reforms, supports vulnerable communities, and contributes to building a modern and just society," To told The Hanoi Times.
The expo honored the force’s loyalty, discipline, innovation, and strong sense of responsibility. In Vietnam’s new stage of development, the force must be ready to face increasingly complex challenges. Their mission, he stressed, is now more demanding yet more noble and meaningful than ever.
Guiding the force into the future
The Vietnam People’s Police has been good at defending the nation, ensuring law and order towards national socio-economic stability.
Delegates listen to the introduction of some weapons on display.
Deputy Minister To called for a holistic approach integrating defense, economic, and social goals, with a focus on human security, rights, and dignity. "The ultimate goal – peace and happiness for the people," he said.
The senior lieutenant general reminded the People’s Public Security to focus on building a strong, elite, and modern force, especially at the grassroots level.
The exhibition "Vietnam People's Police - 80 years for peaceful life" introduces about 1,000 documents, artifacts, and images reflecting the process of building, fighting, and developing the force.
Running until September 14, the event highlights the achievements and outstanding feats of the Vietnam People's Police in the cause of maintaining security and social order.
Over 300 types of weapons and specialized technical equipment serving the fighting of the public security force will also be displayed.
Display on combating tools of the Mobile Police force at exhibition "Vietnam People's Police – 80 years for peaceful life."
Students from the People's Security Academy experience the model displayed at the exhibition.
Pupils from Mai Am Private School visit the exhibition.
Many young people visit the exhibition.
Some devices on display at the exhibition.
Some artifacts related to intelligence operations are display at the exhibition.
Students from the People's Security Academy write their impressions about the exhibition.
The exhibition space.
Traffic police display space at the exhibition.
