This nationwide cultural and political event commemorates the 80th anniversary of National Day on 2/9.

Spanning nearly 260,000 m2, the exhibition is the largest of its kind to date. It features 34 provinces and cities, 28 ministries and sectors, and more than 230 booths from 106 state-owned and private enterprises. The modern exhibition space combines artifacts, images, and historical documents with digital technology, including 3D mapping, virtual reality, holograms, and AI applications, offering visitors a unique experience.

The central area of the exhibition showcasing 80 years of national development. Photo: Quynh Tran

The exhibition highlights 80 years of national development across various sectors: industry and technology, investment and trade, agriculture and rural development, security and national defense, foreign affairs, healthcare and education, culture, sports, tourism, and digital transformation.

It also features a dedicated space showcasing 4,000 years of cultural tradition, the unique identities of 54 ethnic groups, iconic architectural works, the abundance of regional products, and emerging industries such as green transition, aerospace, national defense industry, and 12 cultural industry sectors.

A robot greets visitors at the Ministry of Science and Technology's booth. Photo: Quynh Tran

The exhibition is divided into three main sections. The overview section, located in the Kim Quy Exhibition House, is themed "Vietnam - Journey to a New Era". It comprises six spaces: "Vietnam - Land - People", "95 Years Under the Party's Flag", "Development Creation", "Prosperous Provinces, Strong Nation", "Economic Leaders", and "National Startup".

The outdoor section, themed "Integration and Development", includes the spaces "For a Green Future", "Sky Aspirations", "Sword and Shield", "National Day Celebration", and a performance area.

The international and cultural industry section, located in Block A, is themed "Integration and Creativity". It showcases the 80-year history and development of the Government and the Government Office, along with products from 12 cultural industry sectors such as film, fashion, handicrafts, and performing arts.

The IL-14 aircraft that once served President Ho Chi Minh is on display at the National Achievements Exhibition. Photo: Phuong Linh

Several forums and seminars will be held within the framework of the exhibition, including "AI Applications in the Digital Age" and "The Role of Data in Digital Transformation," hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Evening art programs from various provinces and cities, game shows, fashion shows, meet-and-greets with artists, and film screenings in a 200-seat cinema and a 400 m2 stage will also be featured, providing diverse cultural and entertainment experiences for visitors.

Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Ta Quang Dong, stated that the exhibition offers the public a chance to reflect on 80 years of arduous yet glorious progress, helping younger generations gain a deeper understanding of the nation's will and aspirations. He emphasized that this is the largest exhibition of its kind ever held, with each province, city, ministry, and sector having its own dedicated space to showcase notable achievements, reflecting the country's long history and current development.

Doan Loan