Military University of Culture and Arts Organizes Journalism Conference in Hanoi
The Military University of Culture and Arts held a large-scale scientific workshop in Hanoi to improve the quality of military journalism training in the digital age.
Strategic steps to improve the training quality of military journalism human resources in the age of digitization and artificial intelligence were discussed at a scientific conference held in Hanoi on the occasion of its anniversary.
Purpose of the Conference
The Military University of Culture and Arts carried out a comprehensive event ahead of the 71st anniversary of its founding and in line with the leadership tasks of the Party Committee for 2026.
Details of the Gathering in Hanoi
The event took place in Hanoi on August 25 with high participation, and the current situation in the field of military journalism was thoroughly discussed.
Broad Participant Profile
More than 100 delegates, including media organizations from both inside and outside the military, educational institutions, scientists, and experts, attended the seminar.
International Representation
The Defense Attaché of Laos in Vietnam also specially attended this important scientific gathering, contributing to inter-institutional cooperation.
The Rector's Evaluations
In his opening speech, Colonel Ho Trong Tuan drew attention to the fundamental importance of innovation in education and digital transformation in the face of technological developments.
New Era Training Requirements
It was emphasized that military journalists must possess strong political conviction, professional ethics, and the responsibility to protect the ideological foundation of the Party, alongside professional competence.