Over 9,000 people visited the six-day exhibition on historical and legal evidence proving Vietnam’s sovereignty over Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagos, which was held in the central coastal of Binh Thuan from January 16-21.
On display were 100 documents, books, newspapers, photos, posters, and maps, all declaring Vietnam’s
sovereignty over the two archipelagos.
Co-organized by the Ministry of Information and Communication and Binh Thuan provincial People’s Committee, the exhibition aims to raise awareness, unity and a sense of responsibility of Vietnamese people in and outside the country, especially youngsters, in protecting sea and island sovereignty.
sovereignty over the two archipelagos.
Participants are looking at items at the exhibition
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