Vietnamese Deputy National Assembly Chairwoman Visits 'Contributors to the Revolution' in Dak Lak

On the morning of July 19, Politburo member and Deputy National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Thanh visited and presented gifts to policy beneficiary families, relatives of martyrs, and individuals who contributed to the revolution in Ea Wer, Ea Nuol, and Buon Don communes of Dak Lak province. This visit was in commemoration of the 79th anniversary of Vietnamese War Invalids and Martyrs' Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2026). As a member of the Central Committee, Deputy National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Thanh's visit underscored the state's remembrance and support for martyrs, their families, and those who dedicated themselves to the nation. This aligns with crucial policies under Vietnam's one-party system aimed at upholding social justice and national solidarity. Dak Lak province, located in the Central Highlands, faces challenges in both economic development and social welfare. While the province has seen various initiatives for socio-economic progress in recent years, issues stemming from the war's legacy and regional disparities persist. The Deputy National Assembly Chairwoman's visit suggests the central government's attention to local social policies and its commitment to stabilizing citizens' lives. In Vietnam, such appreciation and support for 'contributors to the revolution' are deemed vital for fostering patriotism and maintaining social stability. Particularly in rural areas, central government support directly impacts residents' livelihoods, often leading to positive reception of such activities.