67 radio and TV stations across Vietnam, with Radio the Voice of Vietnam and Vietnam Television serving as the cornerstone, currently offer nearly 200 public channels. The pay TV network has also expanded significantly over recent years, providing 50 domestic and 75 foreign channels.

67 radio and TV stations across Vietnam, with Radio the Voice of Vietnam and Vietnam Television serving as the cornerstone, currently offer nearly 200 public channels. The pay TV network has also expanded significantly over recent years, providing 50 domestic and 75 foreign channels.

67 radio and TV stations across Vietnam, with Radio the Voice of Vietnam and Vietnam Television serving as the cornerstone, currently offer nearly 200 public channels. The pay TV network has also expanded significantly over recent years, providing 50 domestic and 75 foreign channels.

67 radio and TV stations across Vietnam, with Radio the Voice of Vietnam and Vietnam Television serving as the cornerstone, currently offer nearly 200 public channels. The pay TV network has also expanded significantly over recent years, providing 50 domestic and 75 foreign channels.

67 radio and TV stations across Vietnam, with Radio the Voice of Vietnam and Vietnam Television serving as the cornerstone, currently offer nearly 200 public channels. The pay TV network has also expanded significantly over recent years, providing 50 domestic and 75 foreign channels.

This is the Voice of Vietnam broadcasting from Hanoi, the Capital of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam”. That announcement was broadcast at 11.30 hrs on September 7, 1945, a historical moment that announced the birth of Radio the Voice of Vietnam. 66 years have passed, yet that moment signaled a future of strong development for the Vietnamese revolutionary movement.

Radio the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) has presented awards to the winners of the “What do you know about Vietnam” writing contest, which was held for all its listeners and Vietnamese nationals abroad.

Radio the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) has presented awards to the winners of the “What do you know about Vietnam” writing contest, which was held for all its listeners and Vietnamese nationals abroad.

Radio the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) has presented awards to the winners of the “What do you know about Vietnam” writing contest, which was held for all its listeners and Vietnamese nationals abroad.

Radio the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) has presented awards to the winners of the “What do you know about Vietnam” writing contest, which was held for all its listeners and Vietnamese nationals abroad.