The event, jointly organized by local labor federations, attracted the enthusiastic participation of thousands of union members and workers.
In Hai Ha district, the festival attracted more than 400 athletes from 60 grassroots unions, competing in 5 sports: badminton, table tennis, sack jumping, tug of war and pickleball. After two days of exciting competition, the athletes brought many exciting matches, contributing to spreading the spirit of sportsmanship and solidarity.
The Organizing Committee awarded the First Prize to the Party - mass - Government Trade Union Cluster.
The festival also marked the first time a new sport of pickleball was introduced to competition, attracting great attention from union members, contributing to enriching the sports playground for workers.

In Cam Pha city, the festival has the participation of 33 delegations from 130 grassroots trade unions, nearly 800 athletes competing in 4 sports: badminton, table tennis, tug of war and pickleball.
This is a practical activity to celebrate Workers' Month, Party Congresses at all levels and celebrate the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's birthday.
The festival has contributed to creating a useful playground, improving spiritual life, building an office cultural environment. At the end, Cao Son Coal Joint Stock Company won the first prize for the whole group.
In Van Don district, more than 540 athletes from 135 grassroots unions, communes and towns in the district participated in competitions in the following sports: badminton, pickleball, tug of war and sack jumping.

In Ba Che district, the festival took place over two days, attracting over 600 athletes from 47 grassroots unions, competing in 4 sports: badminton, table tennis, volleyball and tug of war.
In particular, volleyball with more than 200 athletes participating brought exciting matches. The tug of war was also a highlight with 14 teams competing, attracting enthusiastic cheers from officials and people. Thereby affirming collective strength, solidarity and the beauty of labor culture.