Keyword: "Vietnam's 80th National Day"

Thang emphasised that the 80th anniversary is not only a time for reflection but also a pledge for the future, with Vietnam aiming to become a developed and prosperous nation by 2045.

Leaders of political parties and various countries have sent congratulations to leaders of the Vietnamese Party and State on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the country’s National Day (September 2).

World leaders from across continents have sent congratulatory messages to Vietnam as the Southeast Asian nation has celebrated its 80th National Day on September 2.

To meet public demand and create more opportunities for citizens to explore and experience activities at the event, the Prime Minister has issued an official dispatch extending the exhibition until September 15.

The August Revolution in 1945 went down in history as one of the most resplendent anthems of patriotism, indomitable spirit, and the Vietnamese people’s yearning for independence and freedom. It was the first monumental victory of the Vietnamese people under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam, headed by President Ho Chi Minh.

Boasting huge potential in the areas of technology and services, Vietnam is well-positioned to develop into a strong economy with international influence, said Harry Hoang OAM, President of the Vietnamese Business Association and Chairman of the Vietnamese People Association in Canberra.