Pierres provenant de l’archipel Truong Sa comme preuve de la souveraineté du Vietnam sur l’archipel ont été présentés aux autorités et au peuple de la province nord-ouest de Diên Biên le 10 Juin.Il ya 21 morceaux de pierres, qui ont été recueillies auprès de 21 îles appartenant à l’archipel Truong Sa, où il ya la présence de soldats de la Marine populaire du Vietnam.Chaque morceau de pierre porte un symbole de l’île où il a été ramassé, les coordonnées en précisant l’emplacement de l’île dans la mer et une image de bronze vietnamiens tambour.Ces pierres, comme des dons de la Force navale du Vietnam et des personnes sur le quartier île de Truong Sa, sont exposées au Musée de Dien Bien PhuviaTruong Sa pierres atteindre une localité du Nord – Société – TuoiTreNews
Truong Sa stones reach northern locality
Vietnamplus
Updated : Sat, June 11, 2011,9:29 AM (GMT+0700)
Updated : Sat, June 11, 2011,9:29 AM (GMT+0700)
Stones taken from the Truong Sa archipelago as evidence of Vietnam’s sovereignty over the archipelago were presented to authorities and people of the northwestern province of Dien Bien on June 10.
There are 21 pieces of stones, which have been collected from 21 islands belonging to Truong Sa archipelago where there is the presence of soldiers of the Vietnam People’s Navy.
Each piece of stone carries a symbol of the island where it was picked up, the coordinate specifying the location of the island in the sea and an image of Vietnamese bronze drum.
At the presentation ceremony, Rear Admiral Pham Ngoc Chan of the Vietnam People’s Navy said, “the reception of sovereign symbols (stones) from the Truong Sa archipelago is of political significance as the activity contributes to heightening the people’s awareness, responsibility and pride in national sovereignty.”
“The stones remind the young generations of the nation’s heroic tradition and a sense of responsibility that each of them needs to display in firmly defending Vietnam’s sovereignty over its sea and islands as well as territorial integrity,” the naval officer said.
There are 21 pieces of stones, which have been collected from 21 islands belonging to Truong Sa archipelago where there is the presence of soldiers of the Vietnam People’s Navy.
Each piece of stone carries a symbol of the island where it was picked up, the coordinate specifying the location of the island in the sea and an image of Vietnamese bronze drum.
At the presentation ceremony, Rear Admiral Pham Ngoc Chan of the Vietnam People’s Navy said, “the reception of sovereign symbols (stones) from the Truong Sa archipelago is of political significance as the activity contributes to heightening the people’s awareness, responsibility and pride in national sovereignty.”
“The stones remind the young generations of the nation’s heroic tradition and a sense of responsibility that each of them needs to display in firmly defending Vietnam’s sovereignty over its sea and islands as well as territorial integrity,” the naval officer said.
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