Exhibition asserts Vietnamese sovereignty over Paracel islands
Exhibits affirming the nation’s sovereignty over Hoang Sa, known internationally as the Paracel islands, are being showcased at an exhibition that was opened in the central province of Quang Nam on June 5.
The exhibition also presents photographs of the naval force who are on duty and serve to protect the sovereignty of the islands.
Images of local fishermen exploiting and fishing at sea are also exhibited.
The exhibition that introduces images of the Paracel islands to the young Vietnamese generation aims to public awareness and their sense of responsibility about safeguarding the country’s sovereignty over seas and islands, helping to assert Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos in the East Sea.
The exhibition is scheduled to last through to June 10.
An exhibition asserting Vietnamese sovereignty over Hoang Sa is getting underway in Quang Nam province. (Photo: Nld.com.vn)
On display are 152 ancient maps, bibliographies, and royal documents which include historic and legal evidence proving Vietnam’s sovereignty over Hoang Sa.
The exhibition also presents photographs of the naval force who are on duty and serve to protect the sovereignty of the islands.
Images of local fishermen exploiting and fishing at sea are also exhibited.
The exhibition that introduces images of the Paracel islands to the young Vietnamese generation aims to public awareness and their sense of responsibility about safeguarding the country’s sovereignty over seas and islands, helping to assert Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos in the East Sea.
The exhibition is scheduled to last through to June 10.
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