Vietnam Press Museum makes use of documents and artifacts of Binh Duong

On April 14, a delegation of Vietnam Press Museum worked with Binh Duong province to use press documents and artifacts for display. Welcoming and working with the delegation were Le Huu Phuoc, Chairman of Provincial Association of Journalists; leaders of Binh Duong Newspaper, Binh Duong Radio - Television; Provincial Museum, Provincial Library and senior journalists. 

Vietnam Press Museum is a unit under Vietnam Journalists Association, in the national museum system, has been officially opened to the public from June 19, 2020. In order to perform the assigned tasks, Vietnam Press Museum has been actively carrying out the plan to collect press images, documents and artifacts of different periods from agencies, collectives and individuals nationwide in order to effectively serve the goal of introducing a press display space of 63 provinces and cities in this museum's regular display system.

Officials of Vietnam Press Museum meet senior journalists to make use of press materials.

At the meeting, Mr. Le appreciated the work of preserving press artifacts to preserve the revolutionary press tradition; he also asked Binh Duong Newspaper and Radio - Television to support and provide artifacts, images and documents for the delegation. Vietnam Press Museum also requested media agencies to provide some additional content, such as: The first Song Be Newspaper's publication; journalist works that gained high awards; images, documents, and tools of journalists of different times as well as things attached to with past activities of provincial press agencies; press summary records from the past to the present…

Reported by Hong Thuan - Translated by Ngoc Huynh