On Thursday, Da Nang Party Committee (PaC) Secretary Truong Quang Nghia visited to the Board of Leaders of the city’s Thai Phien Club for senior citizens to extend his Tet greetings to them.

Secretary Nghia presenting a Tet gift to the Board of Leaders of the city’s Thai Phien Club.

Secretary Nghia wished them good health and happiness in the year ahead. He also highly praised the club’s members for their great efforts for the city’s progress over the past year.

He took the opportunity to appeal for the club’s members to join efforts with the city leaders to build Da Nang into a more civilised, modern and peaceful city in the coming time.

A representative from the Board of Leaders expressed his thankfulness to the city leaders for their care. He also indicated all club members’s willingness to join forces with the local authorities to promote the city’s socio-economic development.

Also on the same day, the city Party chief visited and extended his Tet wishes to the families of former Secretary of the Quang Da Special Zone’s PaC Tran Than, and war invalids Nguyen Viet Tu and Nguyen Minh Ha, all in Hai Chau District.

During his visits to them, Mr Nghia highly hailed them for their great service in the national revolution and their devotion towards the city’s progress.

People's Council Chairman Trung giving a Tet gift to a local religious dignitary.

Also on Thursday, a Tet get-together for religious dignitaries was organised in the city.

In attendance at the event were municipal PaC Deputy Secretary Vo Cong Tri, People's Council Chairman Nguyen Nho Trung, Fatherland Front Committee Chairwoman Dang Thi Kim Lien and People’s Committee Vice Chairman Le Trung Chinh.

On behalf of the city leaders, Deputy Secretary Tri extended his Tet greetings to religious dignitaries across the city.

He spoke highly of local religious dignitaries for their great efforts in encouraging their followers to implement the city’s guidelines and policies, and actively becoming involved in local campaigns and movements.

Mr Tri also asked them to continue fulfilling their duties to God and the nation, and making greater efforts for the city’s progress.