On September 2nd, at the Kim Lien Special National Relic Site, the Nghe An Provincial Party Committee held a flower and incense offering ceremony to commemorate the 57th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's death. Attending were Politburo Member, Standing Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc; former National Assembly Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung; leaders of a number of central agencies, Nghe An province and a large number of people and tourists.
In a solemn atmosphere, delegates and people respectfully offered flowers and incense to commemorate President Ho Chi Minh.
On September 2, 1969, President Ho Chi Minh passed away, right on the National Day of the country. Therefore, every September 2, along with the joy of Independence Day, many people turn to Kim Lien - his homeland - to remember and express gratitude.
Presenting the memorial speech, Mr. Nguyen Khac Than - Secretary of the Nghe An Provincial Party Committee - emphasized that President Ho Chi Minh's life was associated with the journey of fighting for national independence, freedom and happiness for the people.
From Lang Sen, young man Nguyen Tat Thanh left to find a way to save the country, experiencing many years of activities abroad to find a way to liberate the nation.
According to the Secretary of the Nghe An Provincial Party Committee, President Ho Chi Minh dedicated his whole life to the country and the people, leading the successful August Revolution of 1945, giving birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
57 years after his departure, Ho Chi Minh's ideology, morality, and style continue to be spiritual values preserved and promoted by generations.
The Secretary of the Nghe An Provincial Party Committee said that for President Ho Chi Minh's homeland, pride also places the responsibility of continuing to promote revolutionary traditions, solidarity, innovation, and promote socio-economic development.
On the morning of September 2nd, after the ceremony at the Ho Chi Minh Memorial House, many people and tourists continued to offer flowers and incense to commemorate him.
