Tay Bac University’s youth project celebrates 50th anniversary of national reunification

The youth union and students’ association of Tay Bac University held a ceremony on April 24 to unveil the plaque for the youth project titled "National Flag Road," in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 – 2025), and to welcome the upcoming Party Congress of the university for the 2025–2030 term.

 

Tay Bac University’s students display the national flag.  

Representatives of Tay Bac University, youth union, and students’ association at the event.

The project features a 500m-long road within the university campus, decorated with 60 strings of Party and national flags, along with 40 larger national flags. It has attracted a large number of university staff, lecturers, youth union members, students, and local residents who come to visit and take photos.

The project helps promote patriotism, national pride, and revolutionary ideals among all university staff and students, while also raising public awareness of displaying the national flag during holidays and festivals.

Tay Bac University’s students at the plaque-unveiling ceremony for the project.  

Tay Bac University’s students and their “National Flag Road" project.

 

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