Party General Secretary presents gifts to revolutionary contributors

The Party chief hailed the center’s achievements in taking care of the national contributors and praised the staff’s efforts and high sense of responsibility to better the care for revolutionary contributors despite numerous difficulties.

Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong inquiring after policy beneficiaries at the event. Photo: VNA

Inquiring after the health and families of the Vietnamese heroic mothers, fallen soldiers’ mothers, revolutionary contributors being cared at the center, the Party chief said they should be proud of themselves and their families’ traditions because they had made great contributions to the glorious revolutionary cause of the Party and the country. He also showed deep gratitude for their huge compensable losses and sacrifices for the nation.

Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong confirmed that the care for war invalids, martyrs’ families and revolutionary contributors is the noble responsibility, sentiment and a token of gratitude that the Party and State have always paid due attention to and is also the whole society’s responsibility.

He added that over the past seven decades, inheriting the national tradition of “When drinking water, remember its source” and following President Ho Chi Minh’s teachings, the Party, people and army have been taking due care of the revolutionary contributors.

He commended the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and Hanoi’s departments at all levels for their diverse and practical activities in paying gratitude to revolutionary contributors.

Underscoring that history will never forget their devotions and sacrifices for the national revolutionary cause, the Party chief asked departments at all levels to be determined to better the care for these people with more specific and practical activities.

He requested the convalescent center to further implement their noble mission of taking care of revolutionary contributors and consider them as their own relatives. “It is the sentiment and responsibility of younger generations to make up for older ones’ sacrifices”, Trong said.

Translated by Mai Huong