Vietnam News Agency marks 80 years of dedication to nation and people
Founded on September 15, 1945, amid the flames of war, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) has for eight decades carried the pulse of the nation — from broadcasting victory signals in wartime to pioneering digital transformation today. Nearly 260 journalists sacrificed their lives for the flow of news, a legacy that continues as VNA strides with the country into a new era under the Party’s leadership.
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