2023 Happy Vietnam Photo and Video Contest Launched

The contest, open to both Vietnamese citizens and foreigners, aims to spread noble human values and convey the community’s empathy for individuals’ lives. Hosted by the Ministry of Information and Communications, the event provides an opportunity for overseas Vietnamese and international friends to gain insights into Vietnamese culture, its land and people, and contribute to building a happy and prosperous nation. According to the organizers, there is no limit on the number of entries, and the submission deadline is from June 15 to September 15. Authors can find more information about the contest on the website https://ift.tt/3s6niBp. The competition offers a total prize value of over VND400 million, with VND100 million each for two first prize winners, VND30 million each for two second prize winners, and VND20 million each for two third prize winners.

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