At the event, delegates and residents reviewed the 96-year history of the founding of the Vietnam National United Front (November 18, 1930 – 2026), assessed the implementation of patriotic emulation movements and campaigns in 2026, and outlined tasks and priorities for 2027.

Established in June 2026 through the merger of Khua, Cang and Tong hamlets, Chieng Khua now has 323 households with a total population of 1,193, more than 98% of whom are from the Thai ethnic group.

Building on a strong spirit of solidarity, residents have actively pursued economic development and improved their cultural life. Alongside these efforts, the hamlet has stepped up digital transformation, helping residents use VNeID, adopt cashless payments and access online services.

Social welfare has also received attention. All households have access to hygienic water, 97% have hygienic toilets, all school-age children attend school, and all residents are covered by health insurance.

Speaking at the event, Viet acknowledged and commended the achievements of local officials and residents. He called on the hamlet's authorities, Fatherland Front, socio-political organisations and residents to further strengthen solidarity and comply with the Party's guidelines and the State's policies and laws.

He also urged the hamlet to accelerate economic development, improve living standards, preserve ethnic cultural identity, eliminate outdated customs, maintain security and public order, and build Chieng Khua into a civilised and safe residential community. 

The provincial chairman called on the hamlet’s front work board to continue renewing its operations and working methods, strengthen its role as a bridge between the Party committee, local authorities and residents, and promptly address people's concerns and emerging issues at the grassroots level.

He also urged the hamlet Party cell to strengthen its leadership role, promote exemplary conduct among officials and Party members, and encourage residents to work together to build a civilised community while preserving its cultural identity.

On the occasion, Viet presented gifts from the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to local officials and residents.

Following the formal ceremony, delegates and residents took part in art performances and traditional folk games, creating a festive atmosphere, strengthening community solidarity and helping preserve ethnic cultural traditions./.