At a recent conference with press agencies, the Vice President stressed that in the current context, truth-telling is the key responsibility of journalism. Conveying authentic and objective information is not only a professional requirement but also the foundation for building public trust.
According to the Vice President, the press must lead in creating reliable sources of information amid the multitude of different streams, especially in cyberspace. This responsibility is even more critical in times of social upheaval, where misinformation can lead to unforeseen consequences.
Additionally, the Vice President urged press agencies to continue innovating and improving content quality, contributing to building a professional, humane, and modern press. Truth-telling is not only tied to accountability but also reflects the integrity and intellect of journalists in the digital age.
Delegates attending the conference also shared perspectives on the challenges of handling diverse information flows and agreed that prioritizing truth is the guiding principle for maintaining the prestige and leading role of Vietnam's revolutionary press in shaping public opinion.
