Hanoi (VNA) – As many as 700 individuals were titled the “good people, good deeds” while 10 outstanding others were honoured for their exceptional contributions to Hanoi at a ceremony held in the capital city on October 8.
Attending the event, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, who is also Chairman of the Central Emulation and Commendation Council, praised Hanoi’s creativity in carrying out patriotic emulation movements, which, he said, has helped promote the strengths of sectors, agencies, organisations, and local residents to complete the set socio-economic criteria and tasks.
The capital city has witnessed robust economic recovery and growth, affirming its role as a motive of national economic development, he said, adding local culture-society, education-training, health care, social welfare, and security-order have been ensured while international relations as well as cooperation with other localities at home have been expanded and the city’s position and prestige have been enhanced.
Attributing the results to the honoured individuals’ contributions, PM Chinh expressed his hope that the “good people, good deeds” movement will continue growing, encouraging local officials, Party members, and residents to obtain further impressive accomplishments.
On the occasion, Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh launched the “good people, good deeds” movement for 2025, with a focus on the promotion of the communications work on the revolutionary tradition, patriotic emulation movements, and marked achievements of the city and country, as well as the implementation of the amended Capital Law and the city’s planning schemes./.
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