The Veterans’ Association of Lac Thuy district has just organised its "Exemplary Veterans" emulation congress for the 2019 – 2024 period.


Leader of the district People's Committee awards certificates of merit to individuals with outstanding achievements in the emulation movement.


Implementing the movement, the district association has well done the work of protecting the Party, the government, the socialist regime, and the people; and continuously innovated the contents and methods of operation. The movement has helped speed up poverty reduction among officials and members. In 2024, the association entrusted over 121 billion VND (4.75 million USD) to provide loans for 2,215 members for economic development, poverty reduction and legal enrichment. At present, 2.3% of the association’s members are poor households. 

From 2019 - 2024, officials and members have contributed 5,620 working days, donated nearly 10,000sq.m of land to build public welfare works. The association has built 175 "Clean houses, beautiful gardens, clean environment, civilised villages” models, 112 self-managed roads. The charity fund of veterans and socialisation work have helped upgrade and repair 25 houses for members, with a total value of 560 million VND. To date, 98% of the members of the district association have achieved the title of exemplary veterans. 

In the coming time, the association will continue to step up the implementation of the movement encouraging members to stay united to help one another develop the economy, and improve living conditions; and mobilise them to actively participate in local socio-economic programmes, and help those living in difficult circumstances. 

At the congress, 12 collectives and 25 individuals with outstanding achievements in the emulation movement in the period were awarded certificates of merit by the Chairperson of the district People's Committee and the district Veterans’ Association.

 

 


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