Huu Nghi (friendship) street has been an outstanding residential area in Vu Ban town, Lac Son district, with the "cultural family” status bestowed on at least 99% of the local households for years.
The
Party organisation, administration, and Fatherland front organisation of Huu
Nghi street discussing measures to effectively carry out movements in the
residential area.
According to Secretary of the Party organisation
of Huu Nghi street Bui Van Nam, the movement "the whole people stay united to
build the cultural life” has been implemented in the locality, aiming at
sustainable poverty alleviation, environmental protection and response to
climate change, building of the cultural life and cultural families,
development of human resources and public healthcare, and engagement of social
supervision and criticism, contributing to build a strong grassroots-level
political system.
The movement has been integrated with many other
programmes, helping shape up a safe, green and clean Huu Nghi street, now home
to 338 households with 1,234 people, most of whom are Muong and Kinh ethnics.
Head of residential area Pham Thi Thuy said the
movement has contributed to strengthening the great national solidarity bloc,
resulting in robust economic development, and political and security stability.
Huu Nghi’s per capita income topped 58 million
VND (2,278 USD) in 2023, she said, adding local fundraising programmes has
received enthusiastic response from residents.
Vice Chairwoman of the People’s Committee of Vu
Ban town Bui Thi Thi said Huu Nghi has made standout contributions to the
preservation and promotion of the traditional cultural traits while local
ethnic groups have bolstered solidarity and provided support for people with
difficult circumstances and those hit by natural disasters.
Over the past time, local quality of life has
improved a lot, with infrastructure and equipment arranged to serve residents’
leisure and entertainment demand. Various sports and art contests have been
organised, drawing a large number of local people, particularly members of the
elderly association, farmers’ and women’s unions.
