General Nguyen Trong Nghia works in Tay Ninh province

Attendees included former State President Truong Tan Sang, General Nguyen Trong Nghia, Chief of the General Department of Political Affairs, and former HCMC Party Secretary Nguyen Van Nen.

General Nguyen Trong Nghia presents the third-class Military Exploit Order to the Tay Ninh Provincial Military Command.

Established March 5, 1946, Unit 11 was Tay Ninh Province’s first regular military unit under unified command. It evolved into Regiment 311 in 1948 before merging in 1950 to form the Tay Ninh Provincial Military Board (now the Tay Ninh Provincial Military Command). Throughout its history, the provincial armed forces have achieved outstanding feats in national reunification, border protection, and international obligations, earning the "Bravery and Resilience" tradition and the Hero of the People’s Armed Forces title. At the ceremony, General Nguyen Trong Nghia, authorized by the State President, presented the third-class Military Exploit Order to the Command for its excellence in training and national defense.

General Nguyen Trong Nghia attaches the third-class Military Exploit Order to the “Determined to win” military flag of the Tay Ninh provincial armed forces.

* The same day, General Nguyen Trong Nghia attended a voter meeting in Kien Tuong, Tay Ninh, organized by the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee to campaign for 16th National Assembly candidates at electoral constituency No.3. Praising Tay Ninh’s development and solidarity, the General expressed confidence in the province’s continued progress. He presented a five-point action program, pledging to lead a "strong and exemplary Military Party Organization" and a modern military loyal to the Party and Fatherland.

General Nguyen Trong Nghia speaks at the voter meeting in Kien Tuong ward.

He also committed to improving defense policies and strengthening the "people’s heart and mind posture." Voters highly valued his political steadfastness and action program, expressing support for his candidacy.

Translated by Trung Thanh