On November 14, Bu Prang 1 (Quang Truc commune, Lam Dong province) held the National Great Unity Festival. The festival aims to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the Vietnam National United Front's Traditional Day (November 18, 1930 - November 18, 2025).
Attending and celebrating with the people were Lieutenant Colonel Le Van Hung, Deputy Regiment Commander of the Military Regiment, Deputy Regiment 726; Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Viet Ha, Deputy Political Commissar of Dak Dang Border Guard Station; Comrade Doan Le Anh, Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Quang Truc Commune; Comrade Pham Hoa Dung, Deputy Director of Nam Tay Nguyen Forestry One Member Co., Ltd., along with many cadres of organizations and people of all ethnic groups in the mountains.
At the festival, cadres and people of Bu Trang 1 reviewed the glorious tradition of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, affirming the role of the great solidarity bloc in building and defending the Fatherland. The atmosphere was more joyful with the art of the gong team, Women's Union, Youth Union, and a great meal of solidarity with traditional dishes such as celery, herbs, bamboo rat meat grilled, and wild vegetables.
Bon Bu Prang 1 currently has 96 households, mainly M' Nong ethnic people, supported with many livelihood models. Last year, emulation movements, especially "All people unite to build new rural areas, civilized urban areas", achieved many positive results, helping people renovate their homes, clean the environment, develop production, increase income and gradually escape poverty sustainably.
Speaking at the festival, comrade Doan Le Anh, Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the commune, praised the achievements of bon and suggested continuing to preserve the cultural identity of M'Nong, support poor households, develop sustainable production models and build an increasingly solid great solidarity bloc.
On this occasion, 3 typical cultural households were also commended for their exemplary spirit and activity in local movements.
