The 2024 National Press Festival will take place from March 15 to 17, 2024 on Le Loi Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. This is the largest event ever, with the participation of central and local press agencies, and 63 Journalist Associations of provinces and cities.

"This is the largest press event ever. So we try to meet as many journalists as possible to listen, share and learn. Most importantly, we take the opportunity to collect as much press material as possible to improve our future careers," said Vo Tran Bao Tien, class BCCQTT K22, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City.

The photo corner at the Press Conference attracted quite a lot of visitors.

Military press area at the Press Conference.

"At the military press area, we listened to a detailed presentation about the history of formation, strengths in military topics, and enthusiastic journalists," said Cao Thi My Dung.

"When I attended the Press Conference, I broadened my understanding of journalism and added more journalism knowledge to prepare for the future. I found that the press conference brought me a warm and passionate feeling of camaraderie because I got to answer all my questions from my seniors and uncles," said Pham Hoang Khanh Vy, class BCCQTT K23, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City.

Journalist Tu Luong (far right), Director of Vietnam Television Center in Ho Chi Minh City, took a souvenir photo with representatives of the Academy of Journalism and Communication.

Writer Bui Tieu Quyen, VH-VN department of Ho Chi Minh City Women's Newspaper in Ao Dai at the Women's Newspaper exhibition booth.

Reporter-MC My Uyen (Nguoi Lao Dong newspaper) and a student of the Aviation Academy at the Press Conference.

The booth of Ho Chi Minh City Law Newspaper attracted many young people when there was a session sharing experiences in making investigative reports by specialized reporters.

Ms. Thuy Diem, an employee of the Advertising and Distribution Department of SGGP newspaper, poses next to a calligraphy piece that was just given to her from the "neighboring" Thanh Nien newspaper booth.