On September 15, 1945, 13 days after the birth of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, from Bach Mai Radio Station (Hanoi), Vietnam News Agency (VNTTX), now Vietnam News Agency (VNA), officially broadcast to the world and domestically the historic Declaration of Independence and the list of members of the Provisional Government of the new Vietnam in three languages: Vietnamese, French and English.

This is the first news bulletin of VNA, marking the birth of the national news agency.

Accompanying the nation's development, VNA broadcasts special news, associated with important milestones such as the Declaration of Independence, Dien Bien Phu Victory, Geneva Conference, April 30, 1975 Victory...

Accompanying the nation's development, VNA has experienced memorable milestones throughout its formation and development process.

Looking back at the development of the industry, we are even more proud of the constant growth of the National News Agency.

Below are memorable milestones throughout the formation and development process of VNA:

1945 - News on the Declaration of Independence

On September 15, 1945, Vietnam News Agency - the name penned by Uncle Ho - broadcast the full text of the Declaration of Independence along with the list of the Provisional Government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam through news bulletins in three languages: Vietnamese, English, and French. That sacred moment has become the Traditional Day of VNTTX, now VNA. (Photo: VNA)

This is the first news bulletin of VNA, marking the birth of the national news agency.

1946 - News about the General Election to elect the 1st National Assembly

The French-language typed newsletter was published under the direction of comrade Le Chan, with the first news about the General Election to elect the 1st National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (January 6, 1946) and the English newsletter under the direction of comrade Tran Van Chuong (August 1, 1946).

1954: News of the Dien Bien Phu campaign, Geneva Conference

VNA reporters directly reported on the Dien Bien Phu campaign, the Geneva Conference, and the Liberation of the Capital.

1972: News about the Dien Bien Phu Campaign in the air

VNA and GPV reporters were present on the battlefields of Quang Tri, Dac To, Tan Canh, and Road 13. Many comrades were killed while pursuing the enemy with the troops.

In particular, during the 12 days and nights of the “Dien Bien Phu in the Air Campaign”, VNA reporters were present with combat units to report news and photos of our army and people defeating American B.52 aircraft, capturing enemy pilots, and denouncing their barbaric crimes.

1973 - News of the Paris Agreement

Ms. Duong Thi Duyen, a female journalist of the Vietnam News Agency (VNTTX) in the delegation of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, demonstrated the intelligence and bravery of an information soldier, contributing to the success of the Paris Conference in both the fields of state diplomacy and people-to-people diplomacy. (Photo: VNA archive)

VNA reporters were in Paris (France) to report on the signing of the Paris Agreement ending the US war of aggression in Vietnam. VNA then sent reporters to accompany our military delegation in the four-party joint military delegation.

1975: Victory News April 30, 1975

VNA and GVN reporters rushed to report on the 1975 Spring General Offensive and Uprising, liberating the South, especially from the fronts of Dak Lak, Tay Nguyen, Quang Tri, Hue, and Da Nang.

VNA reporters were present at all the offensive positions of our army and people in the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign.

In particular, reporters from VNA and VNA joined the soldiers of the Vietnam People's Army in liberating Saigon, taking over the Independence Palace, and reporting on the unconditional surrender of the Saigon puppet government.

1986: News about the 6th Party Congress, initiating the Renovation process

The 6th National Party Congress outlined the comprehensive, profound and thorough renovation policy, reflected in the following issues: The Congress accepted commodity production, recognized the market economy; formed a socialist economic accounting management mechanism; innovated social, defense, security, foreign affairs and Party building policies.

The Renovation policy is the crystallization of the Party and the entire people's wisdom and also demonstrates the Party's high sense of responsibility towards the history of the country and the people. The renovation policy of the Congress also marks a step of innovation in the Party's awareness, first of all the Central Executive Committee and the Politburo, towards the needs of reality. The policy proposed by the Congress demonstrates the development of theoretical thinking, the ability to summarize and organize practice of the Party, opening a new period of our country's revolutionary cause on the path to socialism.

The 6th Congress marked a turning point of revolutionary significance in the cause of building socialism in our country, creating a major and comprehensive breakthrough, bringing new vitality to society, changing the situation, and moving the country forward./.

(Vietnam+)

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