Nhan Dan Newspaper and Coteccons bring Tet to over 2,000 construction workers at APEC Convention Centre Project

At the programme, more than 2,000 construction workers were presented with Tet gifts as a gesture of gratitude for their quiet contributions to projects closely linked to the development of the locality.

In addition, workers received health consultations, had haircuts for Tet, and took commemorative photos with their colleagues, creating a warm and close atmosphere.

The APEC Convention Centre is a key national infrastructure project, implemented to serve major international events, contributing to enhancing the position of Phu Quoc in the era of integration.

Accompanying the government in the development of strategic infrastructure, Coteccons is undertaking many important components of the project, from the construction of reinforced concrete structures for the multi-purpose sports hall and convention centre to mechanical and electrical systems for auxiliary works, with a total contract value of approximately 6.3 trillion VND.

Currently, the team of engineers and workers at the construction site are devoting all their efforts to construction, striving to complete the project on schedule while ensuring quality, safety, and efficiency.

Behind each project milestone are the persistent and quiet contribution of more than 2,000 workers, the force directly creating works of national stature and truly deserving of respect and appreciation.

Previously, the “Xay Tet 2026” programmes for environmental sanitation workers, urban drainage workers, and construction workers in Ho Chi Minh City were held successfully, with more than 1,300 workers celebrating early Tet right at their workplaces.

In the coming time, the “Xay Tet 2026” programme will continue to spread to more than 30,000 workers nationwide.

The “Xay Tet 2026” programme, with the theme “Thank You to the Guardians of Happiness”, organised by Nhan Dan Newspaper in coordination with Coteccons Construction Joint Stock Company, will be implemented nationwide from December 2025 to February 2026. The programme is expected to present more than 30,000 Tet gifts to workers.

This is the fourth year the programme has been implemented, continuing to spread positive humanitarian values and demonstrating long-term companionship in caring for workers — those who directly contribute to the construction, maintenance, and operation of urban areas.