News website, handbook on external relations launched
A news website on external relations was launched on January 22, aiming to provide information about the Party’s policies and standpoints, the State’s laws as well as the country’s foreign affairs and international integration, and promote the image, culture, history and people of Vietnam.
The news website is available at www.ttdn.vn (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – A news website on externalrelations was launched on January 22, aiming to provide information about theParty’s policies and standpoints, the State’s laws as well as the country’sforeign affairs and international integration, and promote the image, culture,history and people of Vietnam.
The website also spotlights major international news andissues of public concern, while supplying documents, data and professionalguidelines on external relations, and rejecting wrongful and distorted informationand stances on Vietnam.
The news website, available at , also provides alibrary of photos and videos featuring major external events of the Party andState as well as the images, culture and people of Vietnam.
The launching of the website is expected to diversify the formsof external information popularisation, especially among foreigners andVietnamese people abroad with high interaction.
Ahandbook, entitled “Glorious Fatherland, Vietnam’s Fortune” was also launchedat the ceremony. It consists of three parts, highlighting the outstanding achievements ofVietnam on the path of “Doi moi” (renewal), integration and development; theposition and prestige of Vietnam; and the vision and desire of Vietnam.
An overview of the launching ceremony (Photo: VNA)
Published by the Su That (Truth) National PoliticalPublishing House and Tre (Youth) Publishing House, the publication providesvaluable information and documentary data on the overall situation of Vietnam75 years after its liberation and 35 years of implementing the “Doi moi”cause./.
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