Vietnamese Border Areas See Development Driven by Local Party Members
In Vietnam's southeastern Dong Nai province, along border areas inhabited by ethnic minorities and mountain communities, local Party members are leading socio-economic development, national defense, security consolidation, and the strengthening of national unity. Initiatives include donating bicycles to disadvantaged students, rapid disaster recovery, and close cooperation with residents.
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