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The men's and women's volleyball tournament for union members and workers organized by the Do Luong Commune Trade Union contributes to creating a competitive atmosphere, connecting union members and grassroots trade unions. Photo: Nghe An Trade Union
The men's and women's volleyball tournament for union members and workers organized by the Do Luong Commune Trade Union contributes to creating a competitive atmosphere, connecting union members and grassroots trade unions. Photo: Nghe An Trade Union

Connecting union members and workers through the men's and women's volleyball tournament in Do Luong

QUANG ĐẠI (báo lao động) 28/07/2026 16:00 (GMT+7)

Nghe An - Do Luong Commune Trade Union organizes a men's and women's volleyball tournament for union members and workers, creating a playground for exchange and strengthening the connection between grassroots trade unions.

On July 28, the Nghe An Provincial Labor Federation said that the Do Luong Commune Trade Union organized a men's and women's volleyball tournament for union members and workers to celebrate the 97th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Trade Union (July 28, 1929 - July 28, 2026) and celebrate the success of the XIV Vietnam Trade Union Congress.

The tournament took place in a vibrant, united, honest and noble atmosphere, attracting a large number of union members, workers and fans to participate in cheering. The teams contributed many attractive matches, showing the spirit of enthusiastic competition, responsibility and cohesion between units.

Through the tournament, Do Luong Commune Trade Union contributes to promoting the movement of physical training and sports among union members and workers; creating conditions for grassroots trade unions to exchange experiences and strengthen cohesion.

The tournament closed successfully, creating a vibrant emulation atmosphere among union members and workers; and at the same time spreading the spirit of "Healthy to work and produce", contributing to building an increasingly strong Trade Union organization.

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