The program was attended by Ms. Bui Thi Hoa, Secretary of the Party Committee, President of the Vietnam Red Cross Society; Mr. Pham Duy Hung - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Bac Kan province; Mr. Nguyen Xuan Cuong, Deputy Head of the Organization and Personnel Department, Vietnam Television; Journalist Pham Van Ha, Director of the Humanitarian Television Center, Head of the Organizing Committee; Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Thanh Ha - Director of the Friendship Hospital; Mr. Nguyen Van Cuong - President of the Bac Kan Provincial Red Cross Society and especially the presence of representatives of more than 300 policy families, meritorious people, and Vietnamese Heroic Mothers.
Journalist Pham Van Ha - Director of Humanitarian Television Center - Head of the Organizing Committee spoke at the program.
This is a meaningful and practical activity to show gratitude and commemorate the contributions of heroic martyrs, wounded soldiers, sick soldiers, and people with revolutionary contributions who have contributed to the cause of national liberation, construction and protection of the Fatherland in Cho Don district. The program is accompanied by Lien Viet Post Joint Stock Commercial Bank, Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Vietnam - Soviet Friendship Hospital and other sponsors...
This year, the Organizing Committee has chosen Cho Don district, Bac Kan province as a stopover to implement the "July Gratitude" program. Cho Don district is known as the revolutionary homeland with many historical relics, especially the Na Pau site in Luong Bang commune, Cho Don district, which is one of the 6 historical relics in the Cho Don ATK area (along with the historical relics of Ban Ca, Khuoi Linh, Doi Pu Co, Khau Ma, Na Quan). This is where Uncle Ho lived and worked in early 1951.
Doctors and nurses of the Vietnam-Soviet Friendship Hospital examine families of policy beneficiaries and meritorious people in Cho Don district, Bac Kan province.
Representatives of the Organizing Committee give gifts to families with meritorious services and beneficiaries.
This year's "July Gratitude" program has many meaningful activities: Lighting candles in gratitude at the Martyrs' Cemetery; Visiting the ATK Na Pau historical relic site; Cultural exchange; Medical examination, free medicine, gifts and cash for more than 300 policy families, meritorious people, Vietnamese Heroic Mothers... The total value of the program is more than 500 million VND.
Speaking at the program, Journalist Pham Van Ha - Director of the Humanitarian Television Center - Head of the Organizing Committee shared: Every July, gratitude activities take place in all regions of the country, creating a precious traditional beauty of the nation. This is the 4th consecutive year that the Humanitarian Television Center has organized the "July Gratitude" program with the desire to bring meaningful gifts, warm humanity, encouragement as well as express gratitude to the previous generation, the heroes who fought and sacrificed for national independence, for the peace of the Fatherland. Although the gifts are not large, they are the gratitude of the staff of the Humanitarian Television Center and partners sent to policy families, people with meritorious services, and Vietnamese Heroic Mothers. At the same time, it contributes to strongly spreading the tradition of "Repaying gratitude", "When drinking water, remember its source" of the Vietnamese people.
Representatives of more than 300 policy families, meritorious people, and Vietnamese Heroic Mothers of Cho Don district, Bac Kan province attended the "July Gratitude" Program.The Organizing Committee hopes that through the activities of the "July Gratitude" Program, it will be a source of encouragement for families of policy beneficiaries and meritorious people, and further trust that today's generation will always remember and be grateful for the great contributions of previous generations./.
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