Hai Phong leader attends Great National Unity Festival in Le Do Village
Le Do Village was selected to host a model Great National Unity Festival in Vinh Bao Commune, Hai Phong.
The Standing Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Vinh Bao Commune held the 2026 Great National Unity Festival, responded to Vietnam Culture Day (November 24), and launched the "Community Social Welfare" model in Le Do Village on November 7 afternoon.
Attending the festival and joining local residents in the celebrations were Ngo Van Cuong, Deputy Secretary of the Central Party Committee's Commission for Mass Mobilization, the Fatherland Front and Mass Organizations; and Dao Trong Duc, Member of the Standing Committee of the Hai Phong Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee; among others.
Le Do Village was established on July 1, 2026, through the merger of Do and Le Hop villages. It has 510 households with a population of more than 1,700. In 2026, local officials and residents have actively engaged in productive work and effectively carried out socio-economic development goals and tasks, with average per capita income reaching VND 70 million/ year, up 5% from 2025.
Families in the village have consistently upheld the "Exemplary grandparents, filial descendants" movement to build prosperous, equal, happy and progressive families and actively supported the "Learning society" movement.
The "All people unite to build a cultural life" movement has received considerable attention. 504 households in the village have been recognized as cultural families, accounting for 98.8% of all households, including one family honored as an outstanding cultural family.
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Speaking at the festival, Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Dao Trong Duc acknowledged the villagers’ notable achievements and contributions to building Vinh Bao Commune in particular and Hai Phong City as a whole.
The vice chairman called on the Party committee, authorities and the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Vinh Bao Commune to continue strengthening solidarity among villages; encourage residents to actively participate in local movements; preserve, expand and introduce documentary films about local history, culture and traditions to younger generations; and develop and replicate outstanding cultural models.
As part of the event, the locality announced the decision recognizing Le Do as a "Cultural village" for 2026, announced the establishment of the "Community social welfare" model, and launched the village's Community Social Welfare Self-Management Team.
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