Vietnam's National Assembly Chairman Visits and Gifts War Invalids in Ho Chi Minh City

On July 19, Chairman of Vietnam's National Assembly, Tran Thanh Man, visited the Long Dat War Invalids and Contributors Rehabilitation Center in Ho Chi Minh City and presented gifts to war invalids. This visit was held to commemorate the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day on July 27. Chairman Tran Thanh Man emphasized that the Communist Party of Vietnam and the state consistently prioritize gratitude and care for those who contributed to and sacrificed for the country, particularly war invalids and martyrs and their families. This visit exemplifies that national policy and aims to foster a nationwide spirit of reciprocating the contributions of these individuals. Under the one-party system led by the Communist Party, respect and support for those who sacrificed during past revolutions and wars are positioned as crucial elements for national integration in socialist construction and development. While economic growth continues, consideration for such vulnerable groups and past contributors is indispensable for maintaining the legitimacy of the regime and garnering public support. The article also mentions related events taking place in various localities, such as honoring martyrs and showing gratitude to contributors in Thanh Hoa province, and health check-ups for war invalids by medical professionals. These indicate that a movement to cherish those who contributed to the revolution is being implemented nationwide.