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The root-returning delegation was led by Major General Mai Van Ha, Director of the Information and Communications Department.
At the Da Chong (K9) historical relic site, the delegation offered incense in commemoration of President Ho Chi Minh, expressing their deep gratitude to Uncle Ho.
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On behalf of the leaders and police officers, soldiers and workers of the Information and Communications Department, Major General Mai Van Ha reported on Uncle Ho the working results and achievements of the unit over the past time.
Over the past year, the Information and Communications Department, which is constituted of the Public Security Newspaper, Center for Radio, Television and Film, and the Publishing House of the Public Security Forces, has always been promoting the glorious tradition of the Public Security press, publishing and film sectors; upholding the sense of responsibility while constantly trying to overcome all difficulties.
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The unit has also actively and creatively implemented the tasks of disseminating the resolutions, guidelines of the Party, the policies of the State, as well as the directions of the Ministry of Public Security on ensuring security and order and building clean and strong public security forces.
“In the coming time, the police officers, soldiers and workers of the Public Security Information and Communications Department will continue to promote the good traditions and strive to successfully fulfill their assigned tasks of policy and law dissemination and information, contributing to successfully completing the missions of the Public Security Forces entrusted by the Party, the State and the people”, Major General Mai Van Ha stressed.
Within the framework of the trip, the delegation also visited some places of the K9 relic site, such as the stilt house where Uncle Ho used to work, and the Uncle Ho’s Temple.
