Following cultural performances, martial arts demonstrations, lion dances, lantern processions and a traditional Mid-Autumn Festival feast, the organizing board presented ten livelihood support models, funding to build a cozy border house, ten bicycles, ten scholarships and 890 gift packages to disadvantaged and orphaned students, students with excellent academic outcomes and poor households.

As part of the program, the organizing board also presented Letters of Commendation to students under the “Paving ways for children to go to school” program who had achieved outstanding results in their studies and training. These meaningful and practical activities helped create a joyful atmosphere and a useful playground for the children, encouraging and motivating them to study and train hard and strive to become good children, good students and responsible members of society.

At the festival, Secretary of the Dak Lak provincial Party Committee Luong Nguyen Minh Triet granted ten scholarships to disadvantaged students and provided VND 100 million in funding to build a house for a local household in Ia Lop commune.

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Dak Lak provincial leaders present gifts and join children in the Mid-Autumn Festival celebration in Ia Lop.
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Presenting gifts to children
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The lion dance receives enthusiastic cheers from the children.
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Delegates attend the festival.
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Border guards help children learn to ride bicycles.
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The Mid-Autumn Festival celebration is filled with excitement.

Translated by Chung Anh