During the visit to the Military Region 4 Command, Gen. Nghia acknowledged and commended the Party Committee and Chain-of-Command of Military Region 4 for their comprehensive achievements in recent times, contributing to maintaining political stability, social order and safety, and building increasingly solid defensive areas.
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia speaks during the visit to Military Region 4. |
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia presents gifts from the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense to the Military Region 4 Command. |
As Vietnam enters a new development phase leading toward the 14th National Party Congress in 2026, General Nguyen Trong Nghia urged Military Region 4 (MR4) to uphold the principle of "the people are the root," integrating defense with socio-economic development. He directed the force to implement General Secretary To Lam’s instructions and promote the "Uncle Ho’s soldiers" image across the military region.
General Nguyen Trong Nghia called for enhanced defense potential by assigning regular officers to grassroots military commands to secure national safety. For the Lunar New Year (Tet), he ordered MR4 to maintain combat readiness, ensure logistics, and prioritize the welfare of troops and disadvantaged locals.
Affirming MR4’s strategic role as both a frontline and rear base, General Nguyen Trong Nghia expressed confidence in the unit's continued unity and success. On this occasion, he presented gifts to the MR4 Command and provincial authorities of Nghe An and Ha Tinh.
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia presents Tet gifts to Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces. |
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia presents gifts to the Quang Tri Provincial Military Command and its affiliate - the Provincial Border Guard Command. |
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia presents gifts to policy beneficiary families and outstanding national contributors in Quang Tri province. |
Earlier that day, General Nghia and his delegation visited Quang Tri province’s leadership, residents, and armed forces to present Tet gifts. Recipients included the Provincial Public Security, the Veterans Association, Defense-Economic Unit 337, Division 968, and five defensive area commands.
He also distributed Tet gifts from the Central Military Commission, the Ministry of National Defense, the Vietnam Fatherland Front, and the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor to 100 policy beneficiary families, 400 poor households, and 300 disadvantaged workers. That morning, General Nghia greeted the Quang Tri Provincial Military Command and paid tribute to fallen heroes at the Long Dai Ferry Terminal memorial, dedicated to 16 youth youth volunteers.
Translated by Mai Huong