(ĐN)- As many as 130 Hoa (Chinese-Vietnamese) people gathered on February 8 to attend a 2014 Lunar New Year festival (Tet) get-together held by Dong Nai provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilisation Department.
(ĐN)- As many as 130 Hoa (Chinese-Vietnamese) people gathered on February 8 to attend a 2014 Lunar New Year festival (Tet) get-together held by Dong Nai provincial Party Committee’s Mass Mobilisation Department.
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They represent for over 112,000 Hoa community living in the province. Presently, the Hoa Community ranks the second in the province’s population after Kinh people. They mostly live in Dinh Quan, Trang Bom and Cam My districts.
Thanks to the Party and Government policies, many enterprises of the Chinese Community have made good performance in their business and lots of farmers have been recognized as households with good production and business.
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| Chairman Vy Van Vu presents gifts to the participants. |
Speaking at the meeting, the provincial leader briefed the participants on the province’s socio-economic development in 2013 and plans for 2014.
The Chinese Vietnamese thanked the provincial authorities for taking care of spiritual and material lives of the community, adding that they absolutely trust in the leadership of the Communist Party of Viet Nam and hoped that the Party and Government will have further care for the Chinese community.
Chairman Vy Van Vu of the provincial Fatherland Front Committee extended his Tet wishes to the representatives as well as Chinese community in the province, expressing hish wish that the Chinese Vietnamese will continue to actively join in emulation campaigns increase their production and business, contributing to achieve the province’s set targets, enhance solidarity, make practical contributions to building the great national unity for a wealthy nation, strong country and a democratic, fair and civilised society and join hands to make Dong Nai wealthier and more civilised.
Reported by C.N
