(HBO) – The standing board of the provincial committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCM CYU) on March 1 held a ceremony to kick off the Youth Month 2022 with the theme "Youth and innovation” and a tree-planting festival. Participants at the event were representatives of the provincial HCM CYU committee, Yen Thuy district and the youth union members.
Organisers hand
over gifts to disadvantaged families in Huu Loi commune (Yen Thuy).
At the ceremony, the provincial HCM CYU committee, in coordination with Vietnam
Dairy Products joint Stock Company (Vinamilk) and the HCM CYU chapter of the
provincial Military Command, presented 25 packages of gifts to disadvantaged
families and poor students with outstanding academic achievements in Huu Loi
commune.
The provincial HCM CYU committee also collaborated with the HCM CYU chapters of
the provincial police, Yen Thuy district, provincial agencies bloc and Quang
Phuc Natural Resources and Environment Co.Ltd to donate 10 tonnes of cement and
25 million VND in cash to the building of a house for the family of Quach Van
Thi in Huu Loi commune’s Lien Hop hamlet, and 5,000 seedlings and 5 million VND
for tree-planting activities.
A series of meaningful activities are being carried out to mark the 91st
founding anniversary of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (March 26, 1931 -
March 26, 2022) and to welcome the congresses of the union's chapters at all
levels as well as the 12th National Congress, promoting the pioneer and
voluntary spirit of union members and young people in new-style rural area
building, ensuring social security in disadvantaged, remote and isolated areas.
Activities to respond to this year's Youth Month are organised as efficiently
and economically as possible and comply with COVID-19 pandemic prevention and
control measures. /.
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