Vietnam News Agency's delegation pays working visit to Quang Tri
A delegation from the Vietnam News Agency (VNA), led by General Director Nguyen Duc Loi, paid a working trip to the storm-ravaged central province of Quang Tri on November 3.
An overview of the working session between leaders of Quang Tri province and the Vietnam News Agency (Source: VNA)
Quang Tri (VNA) - A delegation from the Vietnam NewsAgency (VNA), led by General Director Nguyen Duc Loi, paid a working trip tothe storm-ravaged central province of Quang Tri on November 3.
Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Le Quang Tung told the delegation that the province is directing efforts to restore economic development followingthe disaster.
He hailed VNA for publicising the province’s socio-economic developmentand national defence-security situation in the past years, and hoped the State-run newsagency would continue to provide assistance in communications, especially in promotingsignature local products.
Loi, for his part, congratulated the provincial Party Organisation onsuccessfully holding its 17th Congress and expressed his sympathy with the province over losses caused by storms and floods. The VNA staff had recentlyjoined hands to help residents in the central region overcome the disaster, he added.
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Delegates cut ribbon to inaugurate Trieu Tai Pre-school in Trieu Tai commune (Source: VNA)
On the same day, VNA and authorities of Trieu Phong district held aceremony to inaugurate Trieu Tai Pre-school in Trieu Tai commune.
The school sits on 305 sq.m and cost 1.8 billion VND (78,200 USD) tobuild, financed by both VNA and Vingroup.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Loi asked the locality to make effective use ofthe facility to meet learning and teaching needs of local teachers and children.
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Truong Thi Mai, Politburo member and Chairwoman of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Mass Mobilisation, has stressed the need to stabilise livelihoods of people in the central province of Quang Tri, who have suffered huge damage from storm Molave.
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An overview of the working session between leaders of Quang Tri province and the Vietnam News Agency (Source: VNA) 
Delegates cut ribbon to inaugurate Trieu Tai Pre-school in Trieu Tai commune (Source: VNA) 
