(HBO) - On the occasion of the 88th anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU), and the celebration of 73 years of the Vietnam Entrepreneurs’ Day, the VWU’s chapter in Hoa Binh city hosted a get-together for outstanding representatives of the chapter and those from enterprises, business and production units of the chapter in 2018.


The head of the Vietnam Women Union’s chapter in Hoa Binh presents the insignia "For the Cause of Vietnamese women” to individuals at the event.

 

Leaders of the Vietnam Women Union’s provincial chapter, the Hoa Binh city People’s Committee and VWU Hoa Binh city chapter present certificates of merit and gifts to outstanding women.  

 

In the emulation movement of the city’s women in the period 2016-2018, the all-level women unions of the city devised many initiatives to effectively implement the movement. The movement has contributed to promoting potential, creativeness and strength of local women in many spheres. The movement has also helped calling on women to follow guidelines, policies of the Party and law of the State; and fulfil the locality’s socio-economic development tasks.

From the movement, as many as 30 heads and members of the women unions at all levels were selected for receiving the insignia "For the development of Vietnamese women”; three organisations and individuals were honoured by the Vietnam Women’s Union central committee; 12 organisations and individuals were presented  certificates of merits by the provincial Women’s Union; 75 individuals were rewarded by the Hoa Binh city People’s Committee; and 25  organisations and 12 individuals were honoured by the Hoa Binh city Women’s Union.

At the meeting, delegates shared experience in the women work as well as in production and business activities and economic development.


As many as 20 individuals who made great contributions to women’s movements were awarded the insignia "For the development of Vietnamese women”, while 60 outstanding individuals in the women work in enterprises and production units owned by women were also honoured at the event.


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