(VOVworld) - Radio the Voice of Vietnam has launched its VOV24/7 broadcasting service in Da Nang city on 104FM.

(VOVworld) – The Voice of Vietnam’s world service (VOV5) broadcasts in twelve languages: English, French, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, German, Thai, Lao, Cambodian, Indonesian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Since the first broadcast on September 7, 1945, VOV5 has made giant leaps forward, meeting the information needs of foreigners and overseas Vietnamese.

(VOVworld) – On Monday, National Assembly Vice Chairwoman Tong Thi Phong visited the Voice of Vietnam’s bureau in the Northwest region to mark the station’s 71st founding anniversary.

(VOVworld) – Voice of Vietnam Radio hosted an art program in Hanoi on Thursday night to mark the 71st anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, on September 2.

(VOVworld) – A photographic exhibition about Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago by Radio the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) journalist Nguyen My Tra during her trip to the islands this June, opened in Hanoi on Tuesday.

(VOVworld) - Radio Voice of Vietnam has launched its VOV2 Educational, Cultural and Scientific broadcasting service in Ho Chi Minh City on FM 96.5 Mhz beside regular service on AM 558 Khz. The new service enables listeners in a dozen of southern cities and provinces to tune into VOV2 programs. VOV has broadcast 6 programs in Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring cities and provinces on radio, on the internet and mobile phones. They include VOV 1 News and Current Affairs, VOV 3 on Music and Entertainment, VOV 5 programs on foreign languages, the national traffic program and English 24/7.

(VOVworld) – Ho Chi Minh City’s People’s Committee and VOV on Thursday signed an agreement on communications cooperation. VOV will effectively publicize Ho Chi Minh City’s socio-economic achievements and policies on its channels inside and outside Vietnam.

(VOVworld) - Voice of Vietnam held a celebration on August 21st to mark the 60th anniversary of its folk music and songs programs.

(VOVworld) – The Voice of Vietnam Radio (VOV)’s Central Region Bureau hosted a ceremony to mark its 25th founding anniversary and to receive the Labor Order, first class, in Tam Ky city, Quang Nam province on August 10.

(VOVworld)-Voice of Vietnam has launched its FM transmission in Phu Quoc island district. The 10 Kw transmission had a construction cost of nearly 50 billion dong.