Bringing the Mid-Autumn Festival to Disadvantaged Children in Dak Lak Border Areas

In the border areas of Dak Lak province, located in southwestern Vietnam, a "Borderland Moon Festival" program was organized for children facing difficult circumstances. This initiative was made possible through the cooperation of the Dak Lak Provincial Border Guards with relevant regional departments, organizations, local authorities, and benevolent donors. The program aims to foster an atmosphere of vitality, joy, and excitement among the children, serving as an opportunity to deliver the warm support of the community, especially to those who lack favorable learning and living environments. The Mid-Autumn Festival (Tet Trung Thu) is a traditional holiday in Vietnam where families gather to admire the moon, and it holds special significance and enjoyment for children. According to reports, Dak Lak province is pursuing various initiatives to develop its border regions and improve the lives of its residents. The "Borderland Moon Festival" is positioned as part of these ongoing efforts. By enabling children to welcome the festival with bright smiles, it is expected to contribute to strengthening the sense of solidarity within the broader community.