(HBO) – The Senior Executive Board of the Elderly People Association of Yen Thuy district held a conference to commend "The typical elderly people good at production and business"in the period of 2012-2017.

The leaders of Yen Thuy district presented
certificates of merit to outstanding elderly members in the movement of good
production and business.
In the period of 2012 - 2017, the
associations from district to grassroots levels have promoted the role of the elderly people
in all areas of social life. Particularly, in the emulation movement of
"the bright examples of the elderly age" participating in economic
development, the elderly members have actively participated in and built
appropriate models, applying science and technology into production with high economic
efficiency, contributing to the successful implementation of the Resolution of
the district Party on economic development of the province. Some typical
examples are models of growing and farming fresh vegetables in Yen Lac commune,
Hang Tram Town, Phu Lai, etc. with the participation of over 300 members,
earning about 800 million VND per year. The model of fruit tree plantation like
grapefruit, oranges, and mandarins has more than 500 members participating,
each year earning nearly 1 billion VND such as the orange cultivation model of
Mr. Luong Ba Dich. In industrial and handicraft production, small industry
production, there have been many typical models such as the model of production
of unburnt bricks of Mr. Hoang Duy Phuong is highly appreciated, the model of
planting and using Southern medicinal plants for disease treatment of Mr. Bui
Van Phuong in Yen Tri commune, etc.
With the results achieved in the past 5
years, at the conference, there have been 19 typically excellent individuals in
production awarded the certificate of the chairman of the district People's
Committee. The meeting also set an annual target of 70% of the elderly members
in the business and production sector, 10% of which are at good level..
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