On November 30, Minister of National Defense General Phan Van Giang checked the preparation work for the Vietnam International Defense Expo 2024.

The Viet Nam International Defence Expo 2024 (Vietnam Defense Expo 2024), will be organized by the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defence from December 19 to 22, 2024, at Gia Lam Airport in Hanoi.

The Vietnam International Defence Expo 2024, the second of its kind, is expected to attract 250 exhibitors from 50 countries and territories around the world.

More than 40 companies and agencies from 19 foreign countries and territories worldwide have confirmed their participation in the Vietnam International Defence Expo 2024, to be held in December this year, heard a conference held by the Ministry of Defence in Hanoi on April 20.

PANO - Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army Senior Lieutenant General Phung Si Tan chaired a conference in Hanoi on May 28 to approve the plan for the defense-economic booths at the upcoming Vietnam International Defense Expo 2024.

(Communist Party of Vietnam) - Senior Lieutenant General Phung Si Tan has instructed the Executive and Security Subcommittee to continue researching and refining optimal plans for coordinating forces, enhancing collaboration, and making the highest efforts to ensure the success of the Viet Nam Defence Expo 2024. This contributes to spreading the beautiful image of the country and the Vietnam People's Army.

On the morning of April 22nd in Hanoi, the opening ceremony of the training course for liaison officers and interpreters serving the Viet Nam Defence Expo 2024 took place.The training was attended by a full complement of officers appointed as liaison officers and interpreters from various agencies and units under the Ministry of Defence, as well as military academies and schools. The lecturers are experienced officers currently working at the General Department of Defence Industry, the Department of Military Security Protection (General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army), and the Department of Foreign Relations under the Ministry of Defence.