Vietnam's Top Leader Attends Ceremony Marking 72 Years Since Ho Chi Minh's Visit to Hung Temple
General Secretary of the Communist Party and President To Lam attended a ceremony commemorating the 72nd anniversary of Ho Chi Minh's visit to Hung Temple. The event also marked the inauguration of a monument dedicated to 'Uncle Ho with the National Festival,' underscoring the nation's commitment to unity and development.
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