(HBO) – The Department of Home Affairs of Hoa Binh province held the second conference on exchange among local outstanding examples in Mai Chau district. Attending the event were leaders of the provincial Department of Home Affairs, the provincial Council of Emulation and Commendation, the district People’s Committee and 40 outstanding examples of 10 districts and Hoa Binh city.


 

Leaders of the provincial Department of Home Affairs present gifts to outstanding examples of districts and city.

Following President Ho Chi Minh’s teaching "Emulation is patriotism, patriotism must be expressed through emulation”, the standing board of the provincial Council of Emulation and Commendation worked with departments and agencies to provide consultancy for the provincial People’s Committee about the effective launch of patriotic emulation movements in the province. 

 

The movements attracted a large number of officials, soldiers, cadres and civil servants, workers, people from walks of life and business community, making a strong change in awareness and action and encouraging officials, Party members and people from all walks of life to accomplish political and socio-economic development tasks.

The board also reviewed outstanding example models and advised the provincial People’s Committee to popularise and multiply 125 models in social aspects and introduce 103 models on emulation and reward magazine and State media outlets.

The conference afforded outstanding examples a chance to learn from experience in studying and following President Ho Chi Minh’s thought, morality and lifestyle, honour and spread outstanding models chosen from units and localities to strengthen the great national unity bloc, self-reliance will and encourage aspirations for rising up among local ethnic groups.

Delegates visited Y Sao Homestay, a community-based tourism model of Sung A Chenh’s family in Cha Day village, Hang Kia commune, Mai Chau district.

 


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