he delegation visited the July 27 War Invalids Cooperative and the Mai Son Veterans Cooperative. These two cooperatives are managed and operated by veterans, primarily engaging in fruit cultivation, agricultural production, and service businesses. They currently provide regular employment for more than 50 veterans and local workers, contributing to income improvement and promoting the role of veterans in the development of the collective economy.

At the cooperatives, leaders of the provincial Cooperative Alliance inquired about the health of cooperative members as well as their production and business activities. They expressed a hope that the cooperatives would continue to grow, create more employment opportunities, and improve incomes for veteran members and their families.

The alliance affirmed that it will continue supporting cooperatives throughout their operations, including helping them identify production and business directions, promote products, and expand market access for their members.

The activity demonstrated the provincial Cooperative Alliance’s care for and gratitude to people who rendered services to the revolution, contributing to the promotion of the Vietnamese traditions of “When drinking water, remember its source” and “Repaying gratitude” within the community.