The delegates cut the ribbon to open the exhibition (Photo: toquoc.vn) |
The exhibition was held by the Vietnam National Museum of History, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
With approximately 120 photos, documents, and artifacts, including some introduced to the public for the first time, the exhibition portrays the negotiation, signing, and implementation processes of the agreement, thus helping deepen the understanding among the Vietnamese people and international friends of its significance.
The exhibition is divided into three parts: Geneva Conference context; developments and results of the conference and the struggle for agreement enforcement; and reunification, renewal and national development.
The exhibition will run until September 5.