Over 300 delegates to attend 16th Yen Bai provincial Women’s Congress

  •  Monday, September 20, 2021

YBO - The 16th Yen Bai provincial Women’s Congress, for the 2021 - 2026 tenure, is scheduled to officially take place at the province’s convention centre on September 22 - 23.

Many activities have been carried out to care for local women in the run up to the 16th Yen Bai provincial Women’s Congress.
Many activities have been carried out to care for local women in the run up to the 16th Yen Bai provincial Women’s Congress.

The event will be held under the theme "Yen Bai women are humane, united, creative, integrated, aspire to rise up, build the Union strong; helping to build an Yen Bai of fast, sustainable development and happiness”.

More than 300 delegates will participate in the congress, including 170 chosen from the women’s congresses of district-level localities, subordinate units, and the provincial Confederation of Labour.

The 16th Yen Bai provincial Women’s Congress is an important political event, marking a new stride in the promotion of women’s role, potential, creativity, and contribution and also affirming the Party, the State, and society’s attention to women and the Vietnam Women’s Union.

Thu Hanh

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