Minister Tran Duc Thang launched a patriotic emulation movement in the agriculture and environment sector.

At the 80th Anniversary of the Agriculture and Environment sector, Minister Tran Duc Thang launched a patriotic emulation movement, calling for innovation and creativity for a green future.

In the solemn and proud atmosphere of the 80th Anniversary of the establishment and development of the Agriculture and Environment sector, combined with the 1st Patriotic Emulation Congress, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment was honored to welcome Comrade To Lam, General Secretary of the Party Central Committee to attend and give a speech.

General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and other Party and State leaders attended the ceremony to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the establishment and development of the Agriculture and Environment sector, combined with the 1st Patriotic Emulation Congress. Photo: Tung Dinh.

Speaking at the ceremony, the General Secretary and the Prime Minister conveyed profound and comprehensive orientations for the industry in the new development stage. The General Secretary's speech not only honored the glorious 80-year tradition but also acknowledged the silent efforts and contributions of generations of cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers in the entire industry. He also pointed out the key tasks and requirements for strong innovation so that the industry can continue to develop sustainably in the coming time.

Party and State leaders attended the ceremony to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the establishment and development of the Agriculture and Environment sector, combined with the 1st Patriotic Emulation Congress. Photo: Tung Dinh.

Minister Tran Duc Thang expressed his respect and deep gratitude to the General Secretary personally and the leaders of the Party, State, National Assembly and Government for their constant attention, close direction and motivation for the industry to move forward. "We will seriously accept and resolve to concretize the General Secretary's instructions into a practical action program, and implement them resolutely, synchronously and effectively," the Minister emphasized.

On this occasion, the leaders of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment expressed their deep gratitude to the previous generations; at the same time, they sent their thanks to the departments, ministries, branches, localities, international organizations and people who have always accompanied and supported the development of the industry. The Minister hopes to continue to receive stronger coordination, consensus and support in the road ahead.

International delegates attending the 80th Anniversary Celebration of the Establishment and Development of the Agriculture and Environment Sector, combined with the 1st Patriotic Emulation Congress. Photo: Tung Dinh.

Speaking to all cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers in the sector, Minister Tran Duc Thang affirmed: “Eighty years is a glorious and proud historical journey. We believe that, with the strength of solidarity, strong will and creative intelligence, the Agriculture and Environment sector will continue to move forward strongly, worthy of the trust and expectations of the Party, State and People.”

At the celebration, the Minister called on the entire industry to constantly compete in innovation and creativity, turning pride into strength, turning aspirations into concrete actions, and determined to excellently complete all tasks entrusted by the Party, State and People.

General Secretary To Lam presents souvenirs to leaders of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment. Photo: Tung Dinh.

“The Agriculture and Environment sectors will unite, make persistent efforts, and join hands to build a strong, prosperous, green and sustainable Vietnam; so that our homeland will become more and more 'decent and beautiful' as beloved Uncle Ho always wished,” Minister Tran Duc Thang emphasized.

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