Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front attended the Great Solidarity Festival with Thai people in Tuong Duong

Cooc Village currently has a natural area of ​​550 hectares, but only 7.2 hectares of land for wet rice production. The village has 113 households with 429 people, the Thai ethnic group accounts for 94.7%, the rest are Kinh ethnic group. People mainly live on agricultural production, the village has 21 poor and near-poor households.

Many people from Cooc village participated in the Great Unity Festival. Photo: Dinh Tuan

Implementing the policies of the Party and the State, in 2019, Cooc village invested in intensive production from 2 rice crops to 3 crops/year. People also take advantage of the land to grow valuable vegetables such as peanuts, biomass corn, cucumbers, winter vegetables, etc.

Livestock farming in the village also develops strongly..Currently, the total herd of buffalo, pigs and goats is nearly 600; poultry is nearly 1,000. Notably, 100% of households in the village raise buffalo and cows in captivity to improve livestock efficiency and economic value. The material and spiritual life of the villagers is constantly improving and enhancing.

Delegates plant souvenir trees at Cooc village. Photo: Dinh Tuan

Sharing joy with the people, Chairwoman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee Vo Thi Minh Sinh highly appreciated the achievements that the cadres and people of Cooc village have achieved in the past time, and at the same time hoped that the people would continue to unite and join hands to implement the policies and guidelines of the Party and State.

Leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An province presented gifts to officials and people of Cooc village. Photo: Dinh Tuan

On this occasion, the Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An province presented a "Great Unity" house to a poor household in Yen Huong village, Yen Hoa commune; presented 5 gifts to 5 extremely disadvantaged households in Cooc village; presented 5 radios to the former leaders of the Fatherland Front Committee of the commune, heads of clans in the residential area...

Leaders of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee visited and presented gifts to poor households in Yen Huong village, Yen Hoa commune. Photo: Dinh Tuan

The Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An province presented a “Great Unity” house to a poor household in Yen Huong village. Photo: Dinh Tuan

The District Party Committee - People's Council - People's Committee of Tuong Duong district also presented a "Great Unity" house to a poor household in Canh Khien village, Yen Hoa commune; presented 10 gifts to 10 poor households in Xop Kha village, each gift worth 500,000 VND; presented 12 gifts, each worth 500,000 VND, to 12 village elders and prestigious people of 12 villages in Yen Hoa commune...

Cooc village, Yen Hoa commune (Tuong Duong) was formed in 1956, with the old name in Thai as Co Pao (meaning Coconut Tree). When it was first formed, this community had only 4 households. In 1960, the households moved to Pieng Cooc area to form a larger community and named it Cooc village. Illustration by Google Maps