NA Chairman presents Tet gifts to poor households in An Giang
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue and a working delegation on January 11 visited and presented 200 Tet gifts to policy beneficiary families, poor and ethnic minority households and disadvantaged workers in Chau Doc district, the southern province of An Giang.
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue hands over Tet gifts to policy beneficiary families, poor and ethnic minority households and disadvantaged workers. (Photo: VNA)
AnGiang (VNA) – National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue and aworking delegation on January 11 visited and presented 200 Tetgifts to policy beneficiary families, poor and ethnic minority households anddisadvantaged workers in Chau Docdistrict, the southern province of An Giang.
The NA Chairman extended best wishes to the provincial Party committee, authorities, people and arm forces in the locality on the occasion of the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival which falls on January 22 this year.
Hue expressed his delight that in addition to the attention and care of the Party and State,Party committees, authorities, the Fatherland Front and socio-political organisationsat all levels have mobilised individuals and organisations to contributeto the Fund For the Poor and the Tet programme, thereby taking care of poor, near-poor households and people with difficult circumstances to enjoy a happyTet holiday.
Hesuggested that the local authorities continue to care for local residents,ensuring it is a joyful, healthy, thrifty and safe Tet and that no one isleft behind.
Onthe occasion, the Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development donated 100million VND (4,270 USD) to support Tet gifts for ethnic minorities while the Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry andTrade offered 1,000 packages of gifts worth 500 million VND to poor householdsand policy beneficiary families.
The same day, the NA Chairman visited and extend💫ed New Year greetingsto Tran Son Ha, a revolutionary veteran♕ residing in Long Xuyen city./.
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National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue hands over Tet gifts to policy beneficiary families, poor and ethnic minority households and disadvantaged workers. (Photo: VNA) 
