The Ede people in Tam Thang village have unwavering faith in the Party.

The Nui village is flourishing.

Visiting Nui village in early July, it's easy to notice the village's changing appearance. Lush green coffee, pepper, and corn plantations further enhance the grandeur and spaciousness of the newly built houses. The villagers are even happier that the main road leading to Buôr, Ea Pô, and Trum villages is being urgently constructed and will soon be completed and put into use, making travel more convenient for the residents.

Buon Nui is a place that preserves many traditional cultural values ​​of the Ede ethnic group.

According to Mr. Y Siêng Priêng from Nui village, who participated in the anti-Fulro forces in the Central Highlands, the resistance against the French was not unique to Nui village; many young Ede people from Tam Thang commune also participated in the revolution. For the Ede people, no matter how difficult or arduous the circumstances, they never lost heart and remained loyal to the Party and President Ho Chi Minh.

After the war, following the Party's guidance and President Ho Chi Minh's teachings, the people in the village united and strived to rebuild their homeland. Despite many difficulties, through their relentless efforts, the resilient Ede people of the past are now once again leading the way in building their homeland, contributing to the commune's goal of building new rural areas and continuing to strive to complete the construction of advanced new rural areas.

Thanks to the attention of all levels and sectors, the once humble Nui village has now come alive with renewed vitality. The village currently has over 280 households with approximately 1,400 inhabitants, but only 18 remain poor. About 60% of households have relatively good or wealthy economic conditions, 40% have purchased audio-visual equipment, and many own motorbikes, tractors, and machinery for agricultural production. Nui village is also one of the villages that preserves and maintains traditional festivals and crafts such as brocade weaving, gong playing, and the crafting and use of traditional musical instruments. The village has been developed into a stopover point on the "Symphony of the New Wind" tourist route within the UNESCO Dak Nong Global Geopark.

The road from Buon Nui to the villages of Ea Po, Buor, and Trum is being constructed urgently.

According to village head Y Bin Ê ban, thanks to the government bringing electricity to the village, many households now have access to clean water, and the roads have been paved with concrete, making them clean and safe. The villagers are working together to build a modern and prosperous new rural area, and their lives are becoming increasingly comfortable and happy. Most encouragingly, the young people in the village are preserving their culture, developing economic models, and the number of students attending universities, colleges, and vocational schools is increasing. The people have abandoned many outdated customs and formed a new cultural way of life.

It is known that not only Nui village but also villages such as Ea Po, Buor, and Trum have received support and investment from the Party and the State in many aspects of the economy, helping the people gradually apply technology to production and boldly convert inefficient crop areas to high-value industrial crops such as coffee, cashew, and pepper... Therefore, the lives of the people have gradually improved.

The people trust and follow the Party.

In recent years, with the attention of the Party and the State, Tam Thang commune has effectively implemented socio-economic development programs. The Ede people wholeheartedly follow the Party, determined not to let hunger and poverty continue to haunt them.

Returning to the Ede villages, and recalling the terrorist attacks of June, we heard villagers expressing their outrage and condemning the incident in which some individuals, incited and instigated by those "misguided," attacked the headquarters of the Ea Tieu and Ea Ktur commune People's Committees in Cu Kuin district ( Dak Lak province) in the early morning of June 11th, causing serious consequences. Many village elders and respected figures condemned the terrorist acts that disrupted security and order, and called on the people of all ethnic groups in the area to strengthen unity and build prosperous and beautiful villages.

The Ede ethnic people of Tam Thang commune wholeheartedly believe in and follow the Party.

Mr. Y Taih Priêng, a respected village headman of Trum hamlet, stated: "Over the past time, the Party and the State have always paid attention to and supported the people in developing the economy, implementing many policies to care for the people, especially in ethnic minority and mountainous areas. The people do not listen to, believe, or follow the incitement and divisive words of evil individuals who seek to undermine national unity. The people always trust in the leadership of the Party and the State, strengthening unity to build prosperous and beautiful villages, and enjoy a warm, happy life."

In Tam Thang commune, Mr. Y Duan B'krong, a Party member and respected figure, is a "pillar" of the village. He is retired and possesses extensive experience in agriculture and farming. Returning to Nui village, he regularly shares his accumulated knowledge and encourages villagers to improve their gardens to develop the economy. Furthermore, he urges and encourages people not to listen to or follow those who incite and entice them, causing insecurity, disorder, and national disunity; he actively donates land and contributes money alongside the government to build rural concrete roads. Because he walks the talk, the villagers trust and follow him.

According to Mr. Y Bin Ê ban, head of Nui village, in order to further improve the people's lives, ensure political security and social order, and guarantee policies for the well-being of ethnic minority communities, the Party and State need to continue to pay close attention to understanding the thoughts and feelings of ethnic minorities; effectively carry out propaganda, education, and mobilization to encourage people to comply with the Party and State's ethnic policies; promote grassroots democracy, effectively resolve people's grievances, raise self-reliance and self-improvement, and create trust and consensus among the people.

In addition, focus resources and diversify investment sources for ethnic minority and mountainous regions, prioritize infrastructure investment, address the shortage of housing land, production land, and clean water in disadvantaged areas; develop human resources, raise the intellectual level of the people in conjunction with vocational training, and create jobs for the people.

The Ede ethnic people in the four villages of Tam Thang commune are united in building a more prosperous homeland.

It can be affirmed that, with an increasingly完善 ethnic policy system, the Ede ethnic people in particular, and other ethnic minorities in general, have increasingly better material and spiritual lives. They trust in the leadership of the Party and the State, and are closely connected to and stand together with the nation. These are the most authentic and clear proofs to refute the distorted, slanderous, and divisive rhetoric of hostile forces against the Party and the State.

Source: https://baodaknong.vn/buon-lang-e-de-o-tam-thang-vung-tin-theo-dang-155804.html