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Happy Vietnam photo contest 2023 calls for submission

The Foreign Service Information Authority under the Ministry of Information and Communications launched a photography and video contest 2023 on June 15 to popularise the country's achievements in socio-economic and cultural development and its human rights protection works through the work of people from all walks of life, both home and abroad.
Happy Vietnam photo contest 2023 calls for submission ảnh 1Happy Vietnam photo contest 2023 calls for submissions. (Photo: courtesy of the organiser)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Foreign Service Information Authority under the Ministry of Information and Communications launched a photography and video contest 2023 on June 15 to popularise the country's achievements in socio-economic and cultural development and its human rightsprotection works through the work of people from all walks of life, both home andabroad.

The contest, themed "Happy Vietnam", also aims to spread human values, empathyand concern of the community for everyone, especially impoverished ones, withthe desire of "leaving no one behind”.

Entries will be multi-dimensional images about Vietnam,creating a chance for everyone, wherever they are, to experience a close,sincere and warm life across all regions in the country.

It’s also an opportunity for overseas Vietnamese andinternational friends to have a better understanding about Vietnam and itsculture, people while joining hands to build a happy and prosperous country.

Happy Vietnam photo contest 2023 calls for submission ảnh 2The Foreign Service Information Authority launches a photography and video contest 2023 on June 15. (Photo: VNA)  

Authors can submit works online at https://happy.vietnam.vn from June 15 to September 15.

Organisers will present more than 26 awards worth over 400 million VND (17,000USD) for outstanding works./.

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