Showcasing historical and legal evidence strongly proving Viet Nam’s sovereignty over the Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagos, an exhibition is opening at Da Nang-based Viet Nam-Korea Information Technology (IT) and Communications University from 2 – 4 November.

Da Nang students admiring valuable documents on display at the exhibition

The Ministry of Information and Communications is bringing the exhibition to Da Nang in partnership with the University of Da Nang.

Featuring valuable documents, maps and artifacts, old atlases, along with several documents of high legal value such as digitalised ancient maps and royal records from Viet Nam and Western countries that aims to take visitors into the deep in convincing evience proving that Viet Nam has established and exercised its sovereignty over the two archipelagos in a peaceful and continuous manner, and in line with international laws.

The exhibition also gives lecturers and students from the Da Nang University a chance to meet with domestic experts on the East Sea issue to learn more about Viet Nam’s legitimate sovereignty over the two archipelagos.

The exhibits and displays create an incredible opportunity to find out more about the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos, as well as help the public, especially young people, cultivate their ardent patriotism, and enhance the sense of responsibility for safeguarding the country’s territorial integrity and its sovereignty over its sea and islands.

By NGOC PHU – Translated by A.T