Memorial Ceremony Held in Kim Lien on 57th Anniversary of Ho Chi Minh's Passing
A memorial ceremony was held in Kim Lien, Nghe An province, to commemorate the 57th anniversary of the passing of President Ho Chi Minh. Government officials, including the Deputy Prime Minister, attended, honoring the President's legacy and reaffirming commitment to economic and social development. This event symbolizes reverence for leadership within Vietnam's one-party system and the nation's drive for progress.
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