BIDV Completes Installation of LED Screen Displaying Information About the Hùng Temple Historical Site
On the afternoon of April 15, BIDV and Phu Tho Province held the inauguration and handover ceremony for the LED screen project showcasing information about the Hùng Temple Historical Site.
Attending the Inauguration Ceremony on behalf of Phu Tho Province was Mr. Nguyen Huy Ngoc—Provincial Party Committee Member, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, and Head of the Organizing Committee for the Hung Kings’ Ancestral Commemoration Festival, the Hung Temple Festival, and the 2026 Binh Ngo Year Cultural and Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land. Representing BIDV were Mr. Phan Duc Tu, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Board of Directors; Mr. Le Ngoc Lam, General Director; along with other members of the Board of Directors, the Executive Board of BIDV, and the Phu Tho Branch.
This is the second LED screen sponsored by the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) for the Hùng Temple Historical Site.
The LED screen project, located at the Hùng Temple Historical Site, spans 54 square meters. It is a P6 digital display screen utilizing light-emitting diode (LED) technology, featuring the highest technical standards and resolution currently available.
The project was completed and put into use just in time for the 2026 Hùng King Ancestral Commemoration, holding practical significance. This is not only a technical feature providing quick, intuitive, and vivid information about history, culture, and festival activities but also strengthens publicity efforts to promote the image of the ancestral homeland to compatriots nationwide and international friends.
Affirming BIDV’s Corporate Social Responsibility
Speaking at the ceremony, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Huy Ngoc sincerely thanked BIDV for its interest and support for Phu Tho Province. This is a clear demonstration of corporate social responsibility, standing alongside the provincial Party Committee and local government; particularly in the preservation and promotion of the value of the intangible cultural heritage of humanity—the worship of King Hung.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee emphasized that the preservation, restoration, and promotion of the values of the Hùng Temple Historical Site are not only the responsibility of Phú Thọ Province but also a particularly important and sacred political mission for the entire nation, all organizations, and every Vietnamese citizen. Through this, the moral principles, cultural identity, and the strength of national unity are deeply instilled.
To ensure the project yields long-term benefits, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee requested that the Hùng Temple Historical Site Complex receive, manage, operate, and utilize the LED screen in accordance with its intended purpose; regularly update content with official, diverse, engaging, and culturally appropriate information that aligns with historical and cultural values. Strengthen the application of information technology and digital transformation in the management, promotion, and publicity of the historical site, contributing to the development of the Hùng Temple Historical Site into an increasingly civilized and modern destination, worthy of its status as a Special National Historical Site.
The culture of gratitude and remembering one’s roots is a hallmark in BIDV’s history
Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, BIDV General Director Le Ngoc Lam affirmed: BIDV believes that an organization can only achieve truly sustainable development when it closely integrates business growth with the preservation and promotion of the nation’s cultural and historical values. It is precisely this understanding that gives BIDV’s partnership and sponsorship of the LED screen project—which displays information about the Hùng Temple Historical Site—a deeper significance.
“For BIDV, being able to partner with and contribute to the Hùng Temple Historical Site is an honor and a source of pride, and it provides an opportunity for BIDV’s staff and employees to express their gratitude toward our national roots; and through this, we hope that, every journey of every Vietnamese citizen and every visitor returning to the Hùng Temple will not merely be a sightseeing trip, but a journey back to our roots—a place where each person can take greater pride in our glorious history and the over 4,000 years of cultural heritage in nation-building and nation-preservation by our forebears, thereby fostering a stronger sense of responsibility and aspiration for the future destiny of our country.” Mr. Lam emphasized.