Head of Party Central Committee’s Organisation Commission attends Great National Unity Festival in Phat Diem Commune

Joining officials, Party members and residents of Hung Cuong Village in celebrating the festival, Nguyen Duy Ngoc extended his warm greetings and best wishes to the local community, expressing his hope that the event would truly be a celebration of solidarity, joy, confidence and aspirations for progress.

Nguyen Duy Ngoc emphasised that great national unity is a precious tradition and an invaluable legacy passed down by previous generations. It is the source of strength and an endogenous resource underpinning every victory and achievement of the Vietnamese nation and country.

The Great National Unity Festival is therefore an opportunity for every citizen to reflect on achievements, identify remaining shortcomings, strengthen confidence, deepen community bonds and reaffirm their shared determination to build stronger families, communities and the nation.
This year’s celebration is particularly meaningful as Ninh Binh Province is holding the festival in conjunction with Viet Nam Culture Day, which will officially be observed nationwide for the first time on November 24, 2026. This further reinforces the significance of the occasion, as solidarity is a source of strength, while culture serves as a spiritual foundation, an endogenous resource and a source of national strength.

Commending and congratulating the Party organisation, authorities and people of Phat Diem Commune in general and Hung Cuong Village in particular on their achievements, the head of the PCC’s Organisation Commission expressed his hope that local Party committees, authorities and residents would remain determined to fulfil their key political tasks, further consolidate and promote the strength of great national unity, endogenous resources and cultural soft power, and enhance the role of religious dignitaries, respected individuals and exemplary community members.

He also called for stronger bonds and harmonious relations among religious communities and between residents and local Party committees and authorities.

At the festival, delegates reviewed the 96-year history of the Viet Nam National United Front (November 18, 1930 2026) and marked Viet Nam Culture Day on November 24. The Viet Nam Fatherland Front Working Committee of Hung Cuong Village reported on the state of great national unity and the results of campaigns, patriotic emulation movements and cultural development activities within the residential community in 2026.

Hung Cuong Village has 615 households with a population of 2,195. The village is home to one Catholic parish, three Catholic sub-parishes and one communal house, with Catholics accounting for 61.1% of the population. Its Party cell has 49 members, including 16 Catholics.

Residents have consistently upheld the tradition of solidarity and demonstrated trust in and support for the Party’s guidelines and policies, as well as State and local laws and regulations. Over the past year, the residential community has achieved comprehensive results in implementing the "All People Unite to Build New-Style Rural Areas" campaign.

Local infrastructure has improved, with main village roads concreted to facilitate travel and irrigation facilities reinforced. All households own motorbikes, have access to audiovisual equipment, live in permanent or semi-permanent houses with clean, attractive walls, fences and greenery, have access to hygienic water and use electricity for lighting. The poverty rate has fallen significantly, with poor households now accounting for less than 0.2%. Meanwhile, 98.7% of households have achieved the Cultural Family title, and the village meets the standards of a Cultural Residential Community. All eligible residents have obtained citizen identity cards and activated level-two electronic identification accounts through VNeID.

At the festival, Hoang Trung Dung, member of the PCC and Permanent Deputy Head of the PCC’s Organisation Commission, presented gifts and awards to one exemplary collective and four individuals from Hung Cuong Village in recognition of their significant contributions to community development.