VTV Can Tho Channel Rebranded as VTV10 from March 30

As part of the strategy to reposition national broadcast channels and enhance service   for audiences, VTV Can Tho has been renamed VTV10 and continues to broadcast 24/7. The channel   positions  itself around Agriculture, Rural Development, and Green Growth, under the message: “VTV10 - For green agriculture, for a sustainable Vietnam”.

Vietnam Television's  rebranding  is a key part of the  strategy to expand its national channel system as well as enhance its information services for audiences in the Mekong Delta and across the country.

The  designation “VTV10” aligns with VTV’s digital channel system, reinforcing its role as a national television channel in the Mekong Delta. 

VTV10 aims to disseminate the Party’s guidelines and the State’s policies and laws, while providing comprehensive  coverage of  reflecting political, economic, cultural, social, defense, and security developments in the Southwest region.

VTV10 reinforces its role as a national television channel in the Mekong Delta.

The rebranding further affirms VTV10's role   as a national television channel serving the Mekong Delta. It will  feature enhanced content on agriculture, rural development, and green growth produced by various units of Vietnam Televisiontargeted towards a nationwide audience.

The channel broadcasts around the clock on terrestrial, cable, satellite, and digital platforms. Its diverse  programming includes news bulletins, current affairs programs, education  , sports, culture, entertainment, drama series, and segments showcasing economic, agricultural, and rural development models associated with the unique characteristics of the Southwest region. Traditional cultural programs such as đờn ca tài tử, cải lương, and Southern folk music will be emphasized to contribute  to the preservation and promotion of the Mekong Delta’s cultural identity for domestic and international audiences.

More than just a change in branding, VTV10 represents a new direction in content development by enhancing connections between the Mekong Delta and the rest of the country. VTV10 promotes  the region’s economic and cultural potential, and  will   accompany  its sustainable development in the future.

Journalist Vo Ngoc Van Quan, Director of the VTV Center for the Southwest Region. (Photo provided by the subject)

Journalist Vo Ngoc Van Quan, Director of the VTV Center for the Southwest Region, announced the transition from VTV Can Tho to VTV10. He emphasized that this change establishes a broadcast sequence with VTV8 and VTV9. VTV10 will focus on the Southwest region, providing comprehensive coverage of the Mekong Delta and in-depth content on agriculture, rural development, and green growth.

Upcoming programming highlights include features on the Khmer traditional New Year, the 2026 Khmer Farmers Football Tournament, and a tractor racing event. Plans also include dedicated agricultural content that showcases product traceability, allowing viewers to observe cultivation processes and certification standards on farms firsthand.