(HBO) – On 18th of January (it meant December the 2nd in Lunar Calendar), with the commission of the provincial Party, the People’s Committee, The People’s Council, the provincial Fatherland Front Committee, the delagation led by Mr. Hoang Quang Minh – The Head of the provincial Ethnic Committee – visited, encouraged and congratulated on Tet occasion to the Party, authorities and local people of 2 communes Hang Kia and Pa Co (Mai Chau District) on the occasion of Mong ethnic people’s traditional Tet.
The delegation giving Tet presents and congratulating the Party, authorities and local people of Hang Kia commune.
The delegation giving Tet presents and congratulating the Party, authorities and local people of Pa Co commune.
Hang Kia and Pa Co, where many Mong ethnic people are living, are two highland communes with many difficulties in Mai Chau district. Over the past years, with the attetion, support of the Parties, authorities at many levels and the investments in programs, projects and ethnic policies, the economic and social conditions in 2 communes have changed positively, gradually increase the material and spiritual living conditions for Mong ethnic people here.
The traditional Tet of Mong ethnic people starts from Lunar December the 1st and lasts until the end of the month. This is an opportunity for people early to organize many activities with special cultural values, expressing the tradition and high spirit of solidarity. On this occasion, the provincial delegation visited, gave Tet presents and expected Mong ethnic people in 2 communes of Hang Kia and Pa Co to have a joyful, economical and safe traditional Tet in order to begin a new year with full happiness and success.
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