First launched by the Central Committee of the Viet Nam Youth Federation in 2020 ahead of celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day (September 2), the “I Love My Fatherland” communications campaign has become a flagship initiative of the movement of the same name, aimed at spreading patriotism and national spirit across the Internet in general and social media platforms in particular.

The 11th National Patriotic Emulation Congress themed “Emulating reform and creativity, accelerating breakthroughs to propel the nation into an era of strong, civilised and prosperous development” is taking place in Ha Noi on December 27.

“To Quoc Trong Tim: The Concert Film” has been officially released widely, creating a strong public appeal. This musical film conquers audiences not only through its artistic quality but also through its ability to convey sacred emotions about the Fatherland, arousing deep pride and love for the country.

Patriotic emulation is one of the great, consistent ideas within Ho Chi Minh’s ideology — an idea of profound theoretical and practical value and a powerful driving force behind every victory of the Vietnamese revolution.

Timely recognition of outstanding achievements and contributions not only honours excellence but also fuels a renewed wave of patriotism and commitment as Viet Nam enters a new development era, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated at the 13th meeting of the Central Emulation and Commendation Council on August 8.

To mark the 80th anniversary of Viet Nam’s National Day on September 2, Vietravel’s northern regional office has launched a series of heartfelt activities, offering young people across the country a meaningful way to express their patriotism – through handwritten letters and drawings.

The liaison board of the “For Viet Nam’s Seas and Islands” network in Europe on June 29 held an award ceremony in Berlin for the “For the Homeland’s Seas and Islands” writing and painting contest.