On August 28, the National Achievements Exhibition, themed “80 Years of the Journey of Independence - Freedom - Happiness,” officially opened at the Vietnam Exhibition Center in Dong Anh, Hanoi. Held for the first time on a national scale, this political and cultural event brings together ministries, sectors, localities, businesses, international friends, and diplomatic missions in celebration of the 80th anniversary of Independence Day (September 2).

Eighty years of Vietnam’s nation-building and development are vividly reflected in the National Achievements Exhibition themed “80 Years of the Journey of Independence - Freedom - Happiness.” From the historic milestone of Autumn 1945 to today’s image of a country undergoing renovation, integration, and innovation.

The Mexican Women's Museum, in collaboration with the Vietnamese Women's Museum and cultural advocate Kyra Núñez de León, organized the "Long-haired Army" photo exhibition in Mexico City to honor the heroic image of Vietnamese women during the resistance war and reflect the enduring friendship between Vietnam and Mexico, forged through shared struggles for independence and freedom.

Through emotional and realistic frames, the exhibition "Visualising Climate Change" contributes to raising public awareness of the severity of climate change, while spreading a message calling for action for a sustainable future.