Hue exhibition marks Party’s 90th founding anniversary

Themed “90 years under the Party flag”, the exhibition features over 300 valuable documents and objectives.

The exhibits recall the formation and development of the CPV over the past 90 years as well as the great victories of the Vietnamese revolution under the leadership of the glorious Party.

In addition, visitors will be introduced to images of President Ho Chi Minh and familiar items of soldiers during the resistance wars against French colonialism and imperialism.

The exhibition also highlighted the milestones of Thua Thien – Hue Provincial Party Committee during the two resistance wars as well as in the cause of national development and defence, and towards industrialism and modernism.

Many soldiers visiting the exhibition

The exhibition is expected to inspire the confidence and pride in the Party, President Ho Chi Minh and the Doi Moi (renewal) process of the country among officials, Party members and the people.

The event also contributed to enhancing the campaign of following and studying President Ho Chi Minh’s ideology, morality and lifestyle as well as the cause of Party building.

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