Yen Bai locals enjoy great national solidarity festival

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Yen Bai locals enjoy great national solidarity festival

Friday, November 18, 2022

YBO - The great national solidarity festival was held in various localities across Yen Bai from November 10-18 with diverse activities.

Tug of war games at the Great National Solidarity Festival of ethnic minorities in Chau Que Thuong commune, Van Yen district.

Local residents in Mu Cang Chai enjoy the Great National Unity Festival.

Along with affirming its role in the implementation of political, socio-economic, culture, defence, security tasks and building the great national solidarity bloc, the festival also honoured the solidarity tradition of the nation, people’s mastery rights and the strengths of each community in building and defendng the Fatherland.

Nguyen Chi Cuong, Secretary of the Party Cell of Residential Area No.10, Nguyen Thai Hoc ward of Yen Bai city, said that this year, on the occasion of the festival, the emulation movement for 2023 and the formation of a number of cultural and art clubs were also announced.

During the festival, the majority of residential areas organised cultural, art and sports activities to promote the traditional culture of their ethnic groups and locality.

Nhân dân thôn Thanh Hùng, xã Tân Thịnh tham gia các trò chơi dân gian trong Ngày hội Đại đoàn kết toàn dân tộc.

Locals of Thanh Hung hamlet, Tan Thinh commune of Yen Bai city, join folk games during the Great National Unity Festival.

Nguyen Thi Hau, a local of Residential Area No.7 of Co Phuc township of Tran Yen district, showed her joy to join the festival, which she described as a chance to speak out people’s opinions and aspirations to the Party and local administration.

Over the years, the promotion of solidarity has been a factor for the socio-economic success of Yen Bai.

So far, 88 communes, or 58.67% of the total, have been recognised as new-style rural areas, including 17 advanced and 3 model ones. In the first nine months of 2022, the province’s GRDP growth reached about 9.09%, ranking 6th among the 14 northern midland and mountainous localities.

President of the Yen Bai Fatherland Front Central Committee presents 10 gift packages to outstanding households in the great national unity movement.

According to Chairman of the Yen Bai Fatherland Front Central Committee Giang A Tong, this year, the festival created a joyful atmosphere in all residential areas, contributing to fostering the solidarity and unity in the community, encouraging them to continue to join hands in production and building their homeland.

The festival saw the engagement of leaders of the province, departments and sectors, leaving a strong imprint in the local community.

Muong people in Quy Mong commune, Tran Yen district join the Great National Solidarity Festival.

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