The sacred flag-raising ceremony and national anthem singing during Workers' Month
Nghe An - The flag-raising ceremony and National Anthem singing are meaningful activities, arousing pride and community awareness among the working class.
Towards the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's birthday (May 19, 1990 - May 19, 2025) and in response to Workers' Month 2025, on the morning of May 19, Nghe An Provincial Federation of Labor held a flag-raising ceremony, sang the National Anthem and presented 100 gifts to union members, workers in difficult circumstances, and outstanding workers at 5 enterprises in the province.
The activities take place at the following units: Hitex Company Limited (Thai Hoa Town), Vinatex Garment Joint Stock Company (Hoang Mai Town), Bac Nghe An Irrigation One Member Co., Ltd. (Dieen Thanh Station), Vinh An Investment and Development Joint Stock Company (Hung Nguyen District), Nam Nghe An Irrigation One Member Co., Ltd. (Hung Nguyen Enterprise).
Each gift worth VND500,000 is given directly to workers who are facing many difficulties but still trying to rise up, as well as individuals with outstanding achievements in production labor.
The leaders of Nghe An Provincial Federation of Labor did not stop at giving gifts but also spent time visiting and listening to the thoughts and aspirations of workers. At the same time, they shared with business leaders about the challenges in production, expressing their hope that businesses will continue to accompany the trade union organization in caring for workers' lives.
Over the past two years, the flag-raising and National Anthem singing activities have become a separate "brand" of Nghe An Trade Union during Workers' Month. This is not only a solemn ritual, but also a manifestation of patriotism, discipline, arousing citizens' awareness and the desire to contribute in each worker.
According to Chairman of Nghe An Provincial Federation of Labor Kha Van Tam, under the red flag with a yellow star, workers clearly feel that they are a part of the flow of national history. In factories, industrial parks, etc., the national anthem is not only a song - but an affirmation of faith in the future, in a fair and happy society that they are contributing to building with their own hands.
When the National Anthem resounds in the middle of the factory, it is not just a song but a message: Vietnamese workers are not only a productive force but also a pioneer force in preserving the soul of the nation Chairman of Nghe An Provincial Federation of Labor Kha Van Tam shared.
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