(HBO) – Ky Son district of the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh has held a conference to review the three-year implementation of the "All people unite to build cultural lifestyle” movement for the 2016-2018 period.
Photo: Leader of the
district People’s Committee presents certificates of merit to individuals and
collectives in honour of their contributions to the "All people unite to build
cultural lifestyle” movement for the 2016-2018 period.
During 2016-2018, the district paid attention to improving
quality of the "All people unite to build cultural lifestyle” movement. The
district’s all-level steering committees for the campaign directed building and
developing a healthy cultural environment, improving people’s material and
spiritual lives, building new-style rural areas and strengthening cultural
institutions. Cultural, art and sport activities were held regularly while
traditional cultural values were preserved and upheld, contributing to local
socio-economic development. As many as 82 percent of local households have been
recognised as cultural families while 89.4 percent of villages and residential
areas and 96.6 percent of units, agencies and businesses have met cultural
standards.
There were 9,850 people taking regular exercises and
1,880 other taking physical activities as well as 1,700 sport families.
On the occasion, the district People’s Committee
presented certificates of merit to seven individuals and six collectives in
honour of their outstanding contributions to the "All people unite to build
cultural lifestyle” movement for 2016-2018./.
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