500 Runners Take Part in the National Radio Broadcasting Festival 2024



Do Tien Sy, President of Voice of Vietnam (VOV), announces the start of the run, kicking off the festivities for the National Radio Broadcasting Festival 2024.


Ngo Minh Hien and Vu Hai Quang, Vice Presidents of VOV, join the exciting event, showing their support and enthusiasm.


The run aims to promote a healthy and active lifestyle among reporters, editors, and technicians, encouraging them to prioritize their well-being.



A vibrant and energetic scene as participants gear up for the run, full of enthusiasm and determination.



The atmosphere is electric as runners take their marks, ready to embark on the challenging yet exhilarating course.



With focused expressions, the runners set a steady pace, navigating through the course with determination.



The race is on! Participants push themselves, driven by their passion and the encouraging atmosphere.


Cheers and encouragement fill the air as the organizers motivate the runners, creating a positive and uplifting environment.


Beaming with joy, the runners celebrate as they cross the finish line, proud of their accomplishment.



A moment of triumph as a runner approaches the finish line, their hard work and dedication paying off.


Congratulations are in order! Winners of the men’s category proudly accept their awards, celebrating their outstanding performance.


The women’s category winners shine as they receive their well-deserved awards, a testament to their dedication and talent.


The 16th National Radio Broadcasting Festival, organized by VOV, the People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa province, and the Radio and Television Station of Thanh Hoa province, brings the community together in celebration.


Mark your calendars! The festival is set to take place from July 9 to July 14, promising an unforgettable experience.
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