Quang Ngai receives the national flag and Uncle Ho's photo in the journey "I love my Fatherland"

Responding to the journey "I love my Fatherland" in 2025 launched by the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union, the Provincial Youth Union and the Vietnam Youth Union of Quang Ngai province have received hundreds of national flags, pictures of Uncle Ho and social welfare gifts sent by benefactors.

Ms. Y Viet Sa, Deputy Secretary of the Quang Ngai Provincial Youth Union, said that since August 3, the Provincial Youth Union and the Vietnam Youth Federation of Quang Ngai province have begun receiving support resources for the “I love my Fatherland” Journey in Quang Ngai from philanthropists, agencies, businesses and people in the province. As of August 6, the program has received 300 national flags, 20 photos of Uncle Ho and 50 welfare bags.

Ms. Y Viet Sa, Deputy Secretary of the Quang Ngai Provincial Youth Union, received support from Venerable Thich Nhuan Thien, Deputy Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha, Quang Ngai Province. Photo: Y Viet Sa

The entire activity was deployed simultaneously in 96 commune, ward and special zone unions across the province, aiming to widely spread the spirit of patriotism and community responsibility among union members and youth. According to the plan of the Provincial Youth Union, by August 15, it will strive to receive 8,000 flags and 8,000 photos of Uncle Ho.

The journey "I love my Fatherland" in 2025 aims to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, thereby expressing gratitude, commitment and also taking concrete actions to contribute to building the homeland and country.

Students visit and study at the Vietnam - Cambodia - Laos border landmark. Photo: Y Viet Sa

In Quang Ngai, the journey "I love my Fatherland" is being implemented throughout the province, focusing on border communes, remote areas, ethnic minority areas and islands.

The border landmark (Bo Y commune, Quang Ngai province) is one of the 11 extreme points of the country, chosen by the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union as the location for the flag-raising ceremony this August. Photo: Y Viet Sa

Ms. Y Viet Sa said: "Giving the national flag and Uncle Ho's picture is not only an act of conveying trust, but also arousing patriotism, creating inspiration to spread among young people. Each flag given is a symbol of love for the Fatherland and national pride."

NGUYEN TRANG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/quang-ngai-tiep-nhan-la-co-to-quoc-va-anh-bac-ho-trong-hanh-trinh-toi-yeu-to-quoc-toi-post807094.html