The exhibition is organized by the Quang Ninh Journalists Association in coordination with the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Quang Ninh Newspaper, Radio and Television and units of the Voice of Vietnam.

Highlights include an area introducing participating press, radio and television delegations, as well as sections showcasing achievements of the Voice of Vietnam and valuable materials and artifacts on Vietnamese radio from 1945 to the present.

The exhibition opens until April 15, offering the public an opportunity to better understand the contributions of radio and generations of broadcasters. From its first broadcast in 1945 to today’s digital platforms, Vietnamese radio continues to affirm its role as a steady and engaging flow of information accompanying the country’s development.