BTO –Department of Information and Communications in collaboration with People’s Committee of La Gi town on September 8 opened an exhibition themed “Hoang Sa, Truong Sa belong to Vietnam- historical and legal evidence” in La Gi town.
The event had
the attendance of deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Duong Van
An, leaders of provincial bodies, students, cadres, people’s armed forces and
numerous residents of La Gi town. Items on display at the exhibition include
documents issued by many feudal dynasties of Vietnam from the 17th
century to the early 20th century; a collection of 95 old maps and 4
at laschosen from 260 maps and world atlas proving Vietnamese ownership of
Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos; 102 documents published in the Western
countries between the 18th and 19th centuries along with
photos featuring Truong Sa and Hoang Sa islands during the French domination
period and before the liberation day; images of work and daily life of people
and soldiers in Truong Sa island district (Khanh Hoa province); and research
work of Vietnamese and international scholars published domestically and
internationally. All objects in showcase have provided important legal evidence
for cadres and people in the locality to enhance awareness of national
sovereignty over Hoang Sa and Truong Sa Archipelagos, contributing to promoting
the patriotism, solidarity and responsibility for defending national sovereignty
over sea and islands among people from all walks of life, especially the young
generations.
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Cutting the ribbon to open the exhibition |
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Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee watching items on
display |
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Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos on ancient maps |
Phuong Lan
(Source: Binhthuan Online)
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