Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Duc Trung attended the military handover ceremony and congratulated the new recruits of Dien Chau district.

Representative of Dien Chau District Military Service Council reported to the delegation about attending the 2023 Military Service Handover Ceremony. Photo: Pham Bang

In 2023, Dien Chau district will recruit 307 young people according to the assigned quota; of which, 285 citizens will perform military service and 22 young people will perform police service.

According to the military assignment plan, these new soldiers will be assigned to the following units: Navy, Armored Corps, Provincial Border Guard Command, Regiment 764 of the Provincial Military Command and Nghe An Provincial Police.

The Presidium and delegates attending the ceremony performed the flag-saluting ceremony. Photo: Pham Bang

Speaking at the ceremony, comrade Tang Van Luyen - Chairman of Dien Chau District People's Committee emphasized that in the process of leading the Vietnamese revolutionary cause, our Party has always determined: Protecting the Fatherland is the sacred duty and noble right of citizens.

Imbued with that ideology, in recent years, national defense and security work in general, and the work of selecting and calling citizens to join the army in particular, have always received special attention from Party committees and authorities at all levels. Thanks to that, the annual recruitment of young people always meets the target, and the quality of young people joining the army has been constantly improved.

Secretary of Dien Chau District Party Committee Ha Xuan Quang lights the traditional torch. Photo: Pham Bang

Comrade Tang Van Luyen - Chairman of Dien Chau District People's Committee spoke at the ceremony. Photo: Pham Bang

Many comrades during their time in the army have strived to become members of the Communist Party of Vietnam, cadres, officers, and professional soldiers serving long-term in the armed forces. Those comrades who have returned to their localities have all promoted the qualities of "Uncle Ho's soldiers" and the qualities of a People's Public Security Officer to actively participate in work, labor, production, economic development, and the construction of their homeland and country.

On behalf of the district leaders, the District Military Service Council, Chairman of Dien Chau District People's Committee Tang Van Luyen sincerely thanks the people of the whole district; thanks the families who have given birth, raised and educated their beloved children. So that today, you have become soldiers, Uncle Ho's soldiers, People's Public Security soldiers, shouldering the glorious responsibility of protecting the Fatherland, maintaining security, order and social safety.

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Duc Trung presents gifts to units receiving soldiers. Photo: Pham Bang

Young man Nguyen Le Quy (residing in Dien Chau town) reads his determination before leaving for military service. Photo: Pham Bang

Chairman of Dien Chau District People's Committee Tang Van Luyen believes that the young generation of the district today will promote the precious traditions of the nation, of the heroic homeland of Dien Chau; the glorious traditions of previous generations; promote the good nature of Uncle Ho's soldiers, the people's police officers, to strive in all aspects, study hard, practice, strictly follow the discipline of the Army and Police, and strive to excellently complete all assigned tasks.

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Duc Trung presented flowers and encouraged new recruits to join the army. Photo: Pham Bang

Representing 307 young men of Dien Chau district leaving for military service, young man Nguyen Le Quy (residing in Dien Chau town) read the words of determination, promising to constantly uphold the spirit of responsibility, strive to train to be worthy of the generations of fathers and brothers in Uncle Ho's homeland.

At the ceremony, comrade Nguyen Duc Trung - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, together with leaders of the Provincial Military Command, the Provincial Border Guard Command, and the Standing Committee of Dien Chau District Party Committee presented flowers, gifts, and encouraged the young men to join the army.

Relatives encourage and remind new recruits before leaving for military service. Photo: Pham Bang

Relatives see off young men leaving for military service. Photo: Pham Bang