NA Chairman meets with ex-revolutionaries from Nghe An province
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue held a meeting in Hanoi on September 8 with a delegation from the central province of Nghe An's association of revolutionary soldiers who had been captured and imprisoned by the enemy.
NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue (third from right, front row) and delegates. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – National Assembly Chꦰairman Vuong Dinh Hue held ameeting in Hanoi on September 8 with a delegation from the central province of Nghe An's association of revolutionarysoldiers who had been captured and imprisoned by the enemy.
Hailing the province for establishing the association in 2009,Hue wished that its members would continue upholding the revolutionarytradition of steadfastness and determination in their struggle,diligence and creativity in their work while nurturing a senseof comradeship and contributing to national development. He also praised the association for ensuring legitimate rightsand interests of its members, offering mutual support to reduce poverty,unearthing and repatriating 47 sets of remains of martyrs as well. The Vietnamese Party, State and people alwaysremember, appreciate, and care for those who have made contributions to therevolution, including revolutionary soldiers who were captured or imprisoned bythe enemy, he said. According to the NA Chairman, the upcoming eighth meeting of the Party Central Committee will review the 10-year implementation of ResolutionNo. 15-NQ/TW dated June 10, 2012 on several social policies during the 2012 –2020 period, which includes policies for those who paid merit service to the nation. He asked the provincial authorities to continue offering supportto families of ex-revolutionaries and the association’s members, thus laying a foundationto pass down the spirit and determination of revolutionary soldiers to futuregenerations./.
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NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue (third from right, front row) and delegates. (Photo: VNA) 
