Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Nguyen Phi Long, leaders of the provincial Party Committee's Commission for Information and Education, and the provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee present flowers and gifts to congratulate the 2024 Great National Solidarity Day of Dong Tien village, Tan Vinh commune.

Dong Tien has 143 households with 657 people, who belong to two ethnic groups, with Muong accounting for 85%. In 2024, officials and people have actively responded to emulation movements and campaigns, especially the "All people stay united to build new-style rural areas and civilised urban areas". The average per capita income is estimated at 55 million VND (2,160 USD) a year. The village has no poor households, and only one near-poor. In 2022, it was recognised as a model residential area.

Speaking at the event, Long praised the results that Dong Tien has achieved, and requested local Party committees, authorities, and mass organisations to continue to promote the strength of great national solidarity, and encourage all classes of people to participate in building and defending the country in the new situation.

He stressed the need to disseminate and mobilise people to well implement the Party's guidelines and policies, and the State's laws; maximise all resources to promote the implementation of the Resolutions of Party Congresses at all levels; have more specific and practical actions and tasks to care for the material and spiritual lives of the people; well implement the democratic regulations; and solve arising problems right at the grassroots level.

On this occasion, the village received gifts from the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee; and outstanding collectives, individuals and families were awarded. Additionally, three poor households in the commune received funding to build new houses.

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