General Phan Van Giang (2nd, right) and comrade Nguyen Xuan Thang (middle) presented the First Prize to the winning authors.
Attending the ceremony were Politburo members: General Phan Van Giang, Minister of National Defense; General Luong Cuong, Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People's Army; Nguyen Xuan Thang, Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, Chairman of the Central Theoretical Council; Comrade Nguyen Trong Nghia, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Propaganda Department; comrades of the Party Central Committee; representatives of departments, ministries and branches inside and outside the army.
Through two preliminary and final rounds, the Final Jury with leading prestigious journalists nationwide unanimously selected 38 outstanding works to award 3 types of prizes, including: Prize for Central newspapers; Prize for local newspapers; Prize for magazines. Including: 3 First prizes, 7 Second prizes, 13 Third prizes and 15 Encouragement prizes. The Organizing Committee also decided to reward 5 press agencies with many quality works participating in the contest.
The three first prizes were awarded to: A series of 5 articles “It is impossible to distort or deny the achievements of ethnic policies in Vietnam” (Central newspaper group) by a group of authors Tran Hong Quynh, Pham Yen, Pham Quang Kien, Hoang Thi Phuong Lien, Ly Thi Thu published in the Communist Party of Vietnam Electronic Newspaper. A series of 5 articles: “Keeping cyberspace clean - Bac Giang's creative approach” (local newspaper group) by a group of authors Do Thanh Nam, Le The Phuong, Trinh Van Anh published in Bac Giang Newspaper. The work “Resolutely upholding the principle of the Party being closely attached to the people, ensuring the Party's invincible and endless source of strength” (magazine group) by Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thi Huong published in the Journal of Political Theory and Communication.
The Capital Defense Newspaper, Military Political Science Magazine, Border Newspaper, Political Theory and Communication Magazine, and Vinh Phuc Newspaper are the 5 units with many articles participating in the contest.
Speaking at the ceremony, Senior Lieutenant General Trinh Van Quyet, member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People's Army, emphasized: This contest continues to receive special attention, positive response from journalists nationwide, and more diverse participants. Many works have a new, deeper approach, the content ensures both combat, theoretical, and educational qualities, and has a more vivid way of conveying messages, contributing to enhancing persuasiveness and positively impacting readers' trust in the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
The contest shows that protecting the Party's ideological foundation is not only protecting the Party's Platform, guidelines, policies and laws of the State, but also contributing to protecting the regime and protecting the great revolutionary achievements; at the same time, identifying, exposing and fighting against the plots and tricks of hostile, reactionary and opportunistic political forces that sabotage the revolutionary cause of our Party and people.
Major General Doan Xuan Bo, Editor-in-Chief of the People's Army Newspaper, launched the fourth writing contest "Protecting the Party's ideological foundation in the new situation" (2024-2025).
Along with the award ceremony, there was also an art performance with many medleys of songs, dances and reports about the competition. Artists and actors from the Army Music and Dance Theater, singer Tung Duong, Meritorious Artist Vu Thang Loi and the children's group of the Childhood Stars Club brought a joyful, emotional and proud atmosphere through revolutionary songs praising the Party, Uncle Ho and the love for the homeland and country.
On this occasion, the Organizing Committee launched the fourth Writing Contest "Protecting the Party's ideological foundation in the new situation" (2024-2025).
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