Politburo member Trinh Van Quyet emphasised that during his lifetime, President Ho Chi Minh always showed special concern for children—the country’s future masters. Successive generations of Party and State leaders have consistently held deep affection for children.
Every year, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, various levels of government, sectors, agencies, units, and residential communities demonstrate their care and attention by organising diverse recreational activities for children, reflecting a beautiful cultural tradition and a commitment to the nation’s future generation.
This year, General Secretary and President To Lam sent a letter to children for the Mid-Autumn Festival, wishing them well and encouraging them to be good, studious, and to grow into the country’s future masters. This reflects the greatest aspiration of Party and State leaders for the younger generation.
Amid the country’s ongoing development and the increasing focus on public healthcare, particularly for children, he urged both hospitals to build upon their achievements.
He called for continued professional development to enhance medical examination and treatment capabilities, thereby meeting the needs of paediatric care and fulfilling their responsibilities toward the nation’s future generation.
On this occasion, Head of Party Central Committee’s Commission for Publicity presented gifts from General Secretary and President To Lam to Ha Noi Children’s Hospital and Military Hospital 103 for their Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations, sharing the festive joy with the young patients. He also visited the children receiving treatment to offer words of encouragement, wishing them a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and a speedy recovery so they could return to their studies and friends.
