Dong Nai Provincial Post Office celebrates 80th anniversary of its traditional day

On the morning of August 15, at Binh Phuoc ward, Dong Nai Provincial Post Office, in coordination with VNPT - Binh Phuoc Telecommunications, organized a ceremony to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the traditional day of the postal industry. Attending the event were leaders, former leaders of the two industries, along with a large number of officials, employees, workers, partners, and customers.

At the program, delegates reviewed the glorious 80-year tradition of the "Specialized transport board", a name born on August 15, 1945, at the National Conference of the Indochinese Communist Party held in Tan Trao, the predecessor of the postal industry. At the same time, they recognized and honored the contributions of previous generations to ensure that the communication flow was always smooth.

Huynh Nhu Quynh, Deputy Director of Dong Nai Provincial Post Office, reviews the proud 80-year tradition of the postal industry. Photo: Pham Quang

Since August 15, the former Binh Phuoc Provincial Post Office has been merged into the Dong Nai Provincial Post Office, becoming one of 22 provincial and city post offices under the new name corresponding to the two-tier administrative unit. This is an important step in Vietnam Post's rapid and comprehensive adaptation strategy amid large-scale changes to the routing system, address codes, professional software, and nationwide operating network.

The organizing committee honored previous generations of leaders who made significant contributions to the development of the postal industry. Photo: Pham Quang

Along with the reorganization of the apparatus, the communal Post Offices are oriented to become a multi-functional service center at the commune level - where people can perform public administrative procedures, financial payments, send and receive goods, buy and sell essential consumer goods, pay for insurance - electricity - water - telecommunications, and access digital platforms of the Government and businesses.

By: Pham Quang 

Translated by Mai Nga-Thu Ha