The delegation of the Ministry of Public Security offered incense to commemorate President Ho Chi Minh at Kim Lien relic site.
On the morning of March 7, during a visit and working session in Nghe An, the delegation of the Ministry of Public Security led by Senior Lieutenant General Dang Van Hieu - Member of the Party Central Committee, Permanent Deputy Minister of Public Security, went to Kim Lien relic site to offer flowers and incense to the soul of President Ho Chi Minh. Accompanying were comrades in the Party Committee and leaders of Nghe An Provincial Police.
(Baonghean.vn) -On the morning of March 7, during a visit and working session in Nghe An, the delegation of the Ministry of Public Security led by Senior Lieutenant General Dang Van Hieu - Member of the Party Central Committee, Permanent Deputy Minister of Public Security, went to Kim Lien relic site to offer flowers and incense to the soul of President Ho Chi Minh. Accompanying were comrades in the Party Committee and leaders of Nghe An Provincial Police.
In the atmosphere of the entire Party, the entire army and the entire people welcoming the new year 2013 and moving towards the 65th anniversary of the People's Public Security Forces studying and implementing Uncle Ho's 6 teachings, with a sincere heart and gratitude for his great contributions, comrade Dang Van Hieu respectfully offered a fresh flower basket and fragrant incense sticks to commemorate President Ho Chi Minh - the national liberation hero, an outstanding cultural celebrity, the founder and trainer of our Party and the beloved father of the armed forces. Deeply engrave Uncle Ho's teachings on the People's Public Security Forces of Vietnam, in recent years, the People's Public Security Forces of Vietnam have strived to achieve many victories, contributing to maintaining national security, together with the entire Party and the entire people to build our country more prosperous and beautiful.
At the memorial house of President Ho Chi Minh, Senior Lieutenant General Dang Van Hieu wrote his thoughts in the memorial book.
Manh Cuong
