(HBO) - Over the past years, the armed forces of the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh have actively implemented the movement "the army joins hands to build new-style rural area”, helping eradicate hunger, reduce poverty, and boost socio-economic development.
Representatives of Hoa Binh province’s Military High
Command present 80 million VND (3,300 USD) to build house of gratitude for Bui
Thi Huyen’s family in Dom Thuong hamlet, Dinh Cu commune, Lac Son district.
Particularly, the forces have deployedmilitia and self-defense training,
mobilised more than 4,400 workdays to repair nearly 38 km of rural
roadsand 31 km of infield canals.
On the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2023, the forces presented more than
1,000 gift sets worth 700 million VND in total to policy beneficiaries and
impoverished people in the province, planted over 3,000 trees, and supported
sick and disadvantaged soldiers, among others.
Colonel Quach Dang Phu, head of the provincial Military High
Command said that theforces have always attached great importance
to civil mobilisation work with several practical movements, particularly the
"1,000 VNDhouse"programme which encourages each solider
support 1,000 VND a day to build houses of gratitude in the locality.
In the first half of 2023, the provincial Military High Command
presented twogratitude houses worth 80 million VND each, the Military
Region High Command supportedonehouse, the Ministry of Defense
supportedonehousewith a total value of 320 million VND to
policy beneficiaries and impoverished people in the province.
In addition, the provincial Military High Command has
coordinated with the Provincial Red Cross Association, organisations and
philanthropists to award scholarships, present humanitarian works, provide free
medical treatment, health consultation and medicine to beneficiaries who are
target families, poor, near-poor households and people with disabilities in
Dong Tam commune, Mai Chung district.
(HBO) - The Vietnamese Party and State always consider education and training as a top national policy, and investing in education as investing in development. Thoroughly grasping the stances, guidelines and policies of the Party and State, over the past years, Hoa Binh province has taken concerted measures on education and training development, with attention paid to well implementing the 11th Party Central Committee’s Resolution No. 29-NQ/TW, dated November 4, 2013, on fundamental and comprehensive innovation in education and training to meet the requirements of industrialisation and modernisation in the context of a socialist-oriented market economy and international integration.
(HBO) - In recent years, the province's education and training sector hasbeen actively implementing the Party’s and State's guidelines and policies on education and training, thereby they have achieved many achievements in many fields.
(HBO) - Hoa Binh province was the first mountainous locality in the country that has eradicated illiteracy and been honoured with commendation from President Ho Chi Minh in January 1961.
(HBO) - Celebrating the major holidays of the year, the Youth Communist branch of Kho hamlet, Chi Dao commune (Lac Son) has mobilized the members and the young people to take on the tasks of cleaning the village roads and alleys; collecting domestic waste, building green - clean - beautiful environment.
(HBO) – Over the past years, the Party Committee and authorities of Van Son commune, Lac Son district, have been committed to promoting economic development, ensuring social welfare, and improving the material and spiritual lives of residents. The objectives and targets set by the communal Party Committee have been drastically and effectively fulfilled.
(HBO) - Mai Hich commune in Mai Chau district, formerly known as Muong Hich, surrounded by dense forests, used to be an extremely difficult region with bumpy and rocky roads. Under the leadership and direction of the local Party Committee and authorities, and the consensus of its people, Muong Hich has got a facelift. Now, it has concrete roads running along its hamlets, spacious cultural houses, and electricity and internet connected to each household.
