The People’s Committee of Lac Son district held a market in the resettlement zone of Dom Bai hamlet, Mien Doi commune, on October 26 - 27 to exhibit, introduce, and promote the sale of "One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) and typical products of Lac Son district. The event also offered visitors a chance to enjoy natural scenic landscapes.

 


 Provincial leaders and Hoang Van Hon, former member of the Party Central Committee and former Secretary of the provincial Party Committee, visit booths displaying OCOP products of Lac Son district.

The opening ceremony was attended by Hoang Van Hon, former member of the Party Central Committee and former Secretary of the provincial Party Committee; Bui Duc Hinh, Standing Vice Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Council; other leaders of the provincial People’s Council, departments, sectors, and localities; along with a large number of local residents and tourists.

The market aimed to increase introducing products and connect organisations of the collective economy with other economic sectors to create an opportunity for cooperatives to access consumers and seek partners. It was expected to help step up the marketing and trading of OCOP products as well as typical farm produce and goods of Lac Son district.

Featuring diverse activities, the market became a platform for linking supply and demand and introducing products, helping to promote product value, people’s income, and local socio-economic development. All the items displayed by cooperatives and production - business households met quality, design, food safety, and origin standards.

Organised amidst the scenic landscape of ripening terraced rice fields in Mien Doi commune, the event attracted numerous local residents and visitors who came here to not only shop but also admire the natural beauty and learn about the traditional culture of the Muong ethnic group via the new rice celebration ritual and Muong gong performances. They also had a chance to try cultural and sports activities deeply imbued with the cultures of ethnic groups in the Muong Vang zone, and experience community-based tourism.

On this occasion, the Hoa Binh Rubbers Club in Hoa Binh province presented gifts to 150 students with disadvantaged backgrounds at the semi-boarding Primary and Junior High School of Mien Doi commune before starting 5km and 7km runs around terraced fields of Mien Doi.


 


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