Chieng La commune on July 23 held the inauguration ceremony for Tam Hamlet Bridge — a project to celebrate the first Party Congress of Chieng La commune for the 2025–2030 term.

A delegation led by Pham Quang Phuong, Deputy Director of the Department of Home Affairs, on July 23 visited and presented gifts to policy beneficiaries in Moc Chau ward on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27, 1947 – 2025).

The Liaison Board of Unit 95 in Son La province held a gathering to commemorate the 78th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27, 1947 – 2025).

The Party Committee of Phieng Cam commune, in coordination with the People's Procuracy of Region 4 – Son La, the Mai Son Forest Protection Unit, and Agribank – Mai Son branch, on July 20 jointly organised a ceremony to launch a scattered tree planting campaign to celebrate the first communal Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term.

In celebration of the 78th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27, 1947 – 2025), Military Hospital 6 on July 20 provided free health check-ups, medical consultations, and medicine for 300 policy beneficiaries in Mai Son commune.

The Liaison Board of Vi Xuyen - Ha Tuyen Front Veterans in Son La province held a ceremony to offer flowers and incense in commemoration of heroic martyrs at the Vi Xuyen National Martyrs’ Cemetery in newly-formed Tuyen Quang province on July 19.

The youth union of Chieng Coi ward, in collaboration with the youth union of Son La Urban Environment and Services JSC, implemented a "Youth Tree Row" project in Hom hamlet on July 19 to celebrate the Party congresses at all levels for the 2025-2030 term.

Military Hospital 6 provided free medical examinations, health consultations, medicine, and gifts to policy beneficiaries in Chieng La commune on July 19.

The People's Committee of Phieng Pan commune on July 18 launched a campaign to plant scattered trees and beautify rural roads and residential areas, aiming to welcome the Party ccongresses at all levels for the 2025-2030 term.

Quynh Nhai commune was established through the merger of four former communes: Chieng Khoang, Chieng Bang, Muong Giang, and Chieng On.

Since the beginning of this year, youth unions in Son La province have organised 96 political activities, attracting the participation of over 11,600 members and young people.

As part of the National Target Programme on New-style Rural Development for the 2021-2025 period, local authorities at all levels in Son La province have actively mobilised public engagement in the movement.

Since the beginning of this year, the provincial Red Cross Society’s chapters at all levels have mobilised over 33 billion VND (1.26 million USD) from the Vietnam Red Cross Central Committee, as well as from organisations, individuals, and benefactors.

Quynh Nhai commune on July 17 held a ceremony to inaugurate two public works dedicated to celebrating the first communal Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term.

The Vietnam Health, Education, and Culture Projects (VN Help) and the 1+1>2 Social Fund, in collaboration with the Son Ca Kindergarten in Long Phieng commune, officially inaugurated the school's Na Mua satellite site.

The provincial Youth Union and the Vietnam Youth Federation’s Son La chapter on July 17 officially inaugurated the "Happy Home" project for Vu Linh Chi, a student from Chieng Sinh ward.

With funding from the National Target Programme on Sustainable Poverty Reduction for the 2021–2025 period, Son La province has supported over 1.4 million students with tuition exemptions, reductions, and financial aid for education.

The provincial Department of Ethnic and Religious Affairs on July 15 held a training conference on ethnic and religious affairs in Son La province.

The National Agricultural Extension Centre, in coordination with the Son La provincial Agricultural Extension Centre, is holding a training conference on market access and agricultural product marketing from July 14 to 16.

Phieng Pan commune was established on the basis of merging three communes of Chieng Luong, Phieng Pan and Na Ot, with 45 hamlets, and more than 4,800 households, of which poor households account for nearly 22%.