On November 15, Hanoi Party Secretary Nguyen Duy Ngoc attended the Great National Unity Festival in Khanh Chuc Doi Hamlet, Ba Vi Commune on occasion of the 95th anniversary of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.

Joining him were Nguyen Thi Tuyen, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and Chairwoman of the Vietnam Women's Union, Bui Huyen Mai, Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi, Tran The Cuong, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Council and Nguyen Xuan Luu, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee.

Leaders of Ba Vi Commune, representatives from local agencies, and delegates representing 162 households also took part in the event.

Nguyen Tien Sinh, Secretary of the Hamlet Party Cell and Head of the Fatherland Front Working Committee, reported that Khanh Chuc Doi has 162 households with 640 residents and no poor or near-poor families. The political system operates smoothly, and residents unite and comply with local and national policies.

In 2025, the hamlet continued to grow economically. It has 22.3 hectares of farmland with an average crop yield of 6.6 tons per hectare. Livestock remains stable with 55 cattle, 1,610 pigs, and 6,780 poultry.

The average income reached VND71 million (US$2,700) per person per year. All village roads have been upgraded, and environmental self-management models remain active.

Cultural life improved significantly. All weddings followed modern customs, and all funerals used cremation. Sports and cultural activities grew with active clubs.

About 93% of households earned "cultured family" recognition, 98.8% of residents joined health insurance, and children received full vaccination. The hamlet mobilized resources for humanitarian funds and charity programs.

Environmental protection received strong attention. Residents clean the environment every Saturday. About 92% of households use RO water, all households maintain hygienic restrooms, and 70 farms operate biogas systems. The hamlet planted 751 meters of flower beds and 35 trees and renovated long stretches of walls.

Public security remains stable with no crime, social issues, or traffic violations. Mediation efforts work well, families promote self-governance, and food safety is ensured during holidays. The hamlet strictly evaluates Party members living in the area, contributing to a stronger political system.

For 2026, the hamlet aims to further raise incomes, expand agricultural technology use, and develop livestock and services. It targets full school attendance, 100% cremation for funerals, and continued high rates of cultural-family recognition.

The local government will also push the "Bright – Green – Clean – Beautiful – Safe" movement and prepare for upcoming National Assembly and People's Council elections.

Speaking at the festival, Hanoi Party Secretary Nguyen Duy Ngoc said he is touched at returning to Ba Vi, the land rich in culture and the heritage of the Muong, Dao, and Kinh communities.

He congratulated residents and emphasized that the festival honors unity, connection, and community support.

Ngoc stressed that national solidarity is a sacred value built over thousands of years and forms the foundation for all victories of Vietnam's revolution.

He cited General Secretary To Lam's message that unity begins with simple acts, trust, sharing, compassion and that when national interests come first, all challenges can be overcome.

The Hanoi Party Chief praised Ba Vi and Khanh Chuc Doi for social harmony, economic progress, cultural preservation, a strong cultural-family rate, and safe, stable living conditions.

He highlighted Ba Vi's strategic role in Hanoi's development, with rich natural landscapes and historical sites. The city will continue investing in infrastructure, ecological tourism, digital transformation, and cultural heritage.

Ngoc called on local Party committees, authorities, and the Fatherland Front to innovate their outreach, listen more to residents, promote grassroots democracy, and fortify community unity.

He urged people to join patriotic movements, build new rural areas, preserve cultural identity, and maintain public security.

He said Hanoi is entering a new stage under the Party Congress's 18th Resolution. The political system and residents must unite and harness the strength of "the Party's vision and the people's will" to build a cultured, modern, and happy capital city.

Ngoc wished the community health and success and encouraged residents to continue building a prosperous homeland.

At the event, central and city leaders presented flowers and gifts, handed over a Great National Unity house, and gave gifts to outstanding families and disadvantaged households. Ba Vi Commune leaders also honored exemplary families for 2025.