50 Years of National Reunification

The victory of the resistance war against the United States for national salvation ushered Vietnam into a new era—an era of independence, freedom, reunification, and socialism—placing the country among the ranks of the world’s pioneering nations and peoples.

President of the Chile-Vietnam Friendship Association, Abarzua, emphasized that Vietnam not only achieved independence and national reunification but also demonstrated to the world the importance of national unity.

According to recent remarks made by Director of Anteo Edizioni Publishing House Stefano Bonilauri, the events of April 30, 1975 marked the end of the almost non-stop years of war, in which the Vietnamese were forced to face the 3 most powerful armies in the world. The event has great political significance for the destiny of Vietnam as well as the revolutionary movement in the world.

During the resistance war against the US, alongside the strategic Truong Son - Ho Chi Minh Trail on land, the Ho Chi Minh Sea Trail was also a vital lifeline, ensuring the timely and effective transport of weapons and forces to the southern battlefield.