Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security Hosts 'Peaceful Homeland' Gala in Da Nang, Emphasizing Patriotism and Social Order for Youth
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Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security Hosts 'Peaceful Homeland' Gala in Da Nang, Emphasizing Patriotism and Social Order for Youth

On the evening of May 2, the Ministry of Public Security and the Da Nang City People's Committee co-organized a special gala program titled "Peaceful Homeland" in Da Nang. The event aimed to raise awareness about national peace and security, particularly fostering patriotism and a sense of social responsibility among the younger generation, as part of a series of cultural and educational activities.

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