Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television honor children of cadres, reporters and employees who passed university entrance exams

Afternoon of August 29, the agencyNewspapers and Radio, TelevisionNghe An organized a meeting and awarded prizes to children of officials, reporters, and employees who were recently admitted to universities for the 2025-2026 school year.

The meeting was attended by comrade Tran Minh Ngoc - Party Secretary, Editor-in-Chief; Deputy Editors-in-Chief, representatives of the Trade Union, Youth Union, along with many cadres, reporters and commended students.

This is an activity to encourage and motivate the studious spirit of children in the unit. This year, the whole agency has 22 students passed the exam.university, of which 4 have officially enrolled. Many have enrolled in top universities in the country such as Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Foreign Trade University, National Economics University. Notably, 3 excellent students have won the opportunity to study abroad in the US, Italy and China.

At the ceremony, the agency's leaders directly presented awards and sent congratulations to the students. On behalf of the Party Committee and Editorial Board, comrade Tran Minh Ngoc - Editor-in-Chief of Nghe An Newspaper and Radio and Television affirmed that today's achievements are the result of the students' efforts and perseverance in studying, and at the same time, it is also a source of pride and motivation for the agency's staff, reporters and employees.

Comrade Tran Minh Ngoc expressed his hope that the initial successes will be the foundation for the students to continue their efforts on their learning journey ahead. Not only becoming good students in terms of knowledge, they also need to equip themselves with skills and courage to be independent, integrate and make practical contributions to the community. He also emphasized that no matter how far they go, each of their successes originates from the tradition of studiousness and affection of their homeland Nghe An - a place that always follows, is proud of and has high expectations for the younger generation.

Representatives of this year's university-admitted students spoke, expressing their gratitude to their families, schools and the agencies where their parents work. At the same time, they promised to continue to strive to become young citizens in the digital age, worthy of everyone's trust and expectations.

The warm, friendly atmosphere of the ceremony contributed tobondcamaraderie in the office, while encouraging the spirit of studiousness and family-work responsibility of each officer, reporter and employee.