(VOVWORLD) - The Voice of Vietnam on Tuesday organized a ceremony to present awards to the winners of the writing contest “Radio – A Century of Informing, Entertaining and Educating”.
 Indonesian Ambassador to Vietnam Denny Abdi presents award to special prize winner Dang Dieu Ha, whose entry is titled "VOV-my close friend" |
Launched last November to mark World Radio Day, February 13, the contest received hundreds of entries from listeners of all ages. The oldest contestant was 90 years old and the youngest was 11. Many entries were hand-written or included audio and video clips, or cartoons.
VOV President Do Tien Sy said: “All entries were well prepared both in content and format, illustrating listeners’ love for the Voice of Vietnam. They are the manifestation of VOV’s contributions to Vietnam’s national development and of the development of Vietnam’s radio broadcasting industry in general and VOV in particular.”
Two special prizes of a trip to Indonesia funded by the Indonesian Embassy in Vietnam were presented to Tu Thanh Long and Dang Dieu Ha. 1 first prize, 1 second prize, 2 third prizes, and 5 consolation prizes were also awarded.
Special prize winner Dang Dieu Ha said: “I have been in love with VOV for more than a half century. I’m honored to express my love for VOV at the award ceremony today.”
To mark the occasion, a special exchange program between listeners was held. Denny Abdi, Indonesian Ambassador to Vietnam and Milen Mitev, Director General of the Bulgaria National Radio discussed the role of radio throughout history, as well as its development, opportunities and challenges in the digital era.