Provincial Veterans Associations at all levels build, repair 64 "comradeship" houses

During the 2017-2022 tenure, provincial Veterans Associations at all levels encouraged cadres and members to uphold their will to be self-reliant, overcoming difficulties to get out of poverty and get rich legitimately.

Over the past 5 years, 2,790 veterans ‘households received loans from the Bank for Social Policies, with total outstanding loans of  over VND 56 billion, creating jobs for 6,198 laborers. In addition, provincial Veterans Associations at all levels mobilized members, individuals and organizations to build and repair 64 "comradeship" houses worth VND3.8billion for disadvantaged members.

The sentimental attachment activities among members of provincial Veterans Associations at all levels were carried out effectively, showing deep comradeship and creating close solidarity between the association and its members.

Reported by Huynh Thuy-Translated by Kim Tin

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