On August 18th, the Trade Union of the Provincial Industrial Zones (IZs) held the final round of the "Labor Dance” competition. It commended the outstanding trade union officials at the grassroots levels in 2024.
The organizing committee awarded prizes
for the best performances in the competition of the "Labor Dance of Provincial
Industrial Zones” in 2024.
The
2024 "Labor Dance” competition of the Provincial Industrial Zones has attracted
the participation of affiliated trade units. The performances included modern
dance, folk dance, and zumba, and they were elaborately and uniquely
choreographed. Nine performances were selected to be showcased in the program,
where the jury scored and awarded the best entries.
As a
result, the organizing committee awarded 1 first prize, 2 second prizes, 3
third prizes, and 3 consolation prizes. The first prize belonged to the
performance "Hearts of Vietnam – Thousands of Vietnamese Dreams” (COASIA CM
VINA joint Stock Company Trade Union). This performance was also rated by the
jury and audience as the "Most Impressive Performance” in the competition.
Additionally, the organizing committee awarded the other special prizes,
including "The Most Popular Performance”: The Party and Cherry Cherry (Sankoh
Vietnam Co., Ltd. Trade Union); "The Best Technical Performance”: My Pink Lips
(GGS Vietnam Co., Ltd. Trade Union); and "The Best Visual Effects”: I am
Smitten with you” (Almine Vietnam Co., Ltd. Trade Union).
On
this occasion, the Trade Union of the Provincial Industrial Zones also
commended 15 outstanding trade officials who have significantly contributed to
building a strong trade union organization.
These
activities are the part of the Provincial Industrial Zones Trade Union’s events
celebrating the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam General
Confederation of Labor (July 28th, 1929 - July 28th,
2024). The healthy competitions organized contribute to fostering a spirit of
"Excellent Labor – Creative Labor” in the enterprises, at the same time, it
also helps enhancing solidarity and improving the cultural and spiritual life
of the employees.
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To improve the cultural and spiritual life of the elderly, the associations for the elderly at various levels in Hoa Binh province have created many interesting and meaningful activities, attracting the participation of a large number of old people. These activities provide opportunities for them to improve both their physical and mental health, enabling them to live happily and healthily.
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In the small house of Bui Van Luong in Bung 2 Hamlet, Thu Phong commune, Cao Phong district, an array of traditional items such as serving trays, woven storage baskets for blankets, sticky rice containers, and bamboo baskets are beautifully and skillfully crafted.
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