International Media Centre for DPRK-USA summit opens to journalists (Photo: VNA)
Posters and banners for DPRK-USA summit are hung in front of the media centre (Photo: VNA)
Boasting an area of 4,000sqm, the IMC is expected to serve over 3,000 journalists (Photo: VNA)
IMC opens 24/24 from February 25 to March 1 (Photo: VNA)
IMC opens 24/24 from February 25 to March 1 (Photo: VNA)
IMC is divided into 3 zones: Hall A, hall B and a cafeteria (Photo: VNA)
Hall A is 1,000 sqm wide with an information desk for welcoming and instructing journalists (Photo: VNA)
Hall A is the main hall of IMC (Photo: VNA)
Machineries and equipment are ready for service (Photo: VNA)
Media agencies could rent a 9-sqm booth with sufficient equipment (Photo: VNA)
Electricity and internet connection are ensured to be stable during the operation of IMC (Photo: VNA)
Hall A is now ready (Photo: VNA)
Hall A is now ready (Photo: VNA)
Hall B is the largest among three zones, which is expected to serve thousands of journalists (Photo: VNA)
Common working space and private studios for large media agencies with basic equipment (Photo: VNA)
Cafeteria is fully-furnished to serve domestic and international reporters (Photo: VNA)
Int’l media centre ready for summit
The International Media Centre for the upcoming DPRK-USA Hanoi Summit Vietnam officially opened to journalists on February 23 in Hanoi.
