The Grassroots Culture and Information Department will guide the organisation of related activities in the five provinces, and host a Gong gala night at Dien Hong Park, Pleiku city to welcome the success of the Central Highlands Congress of solidarity for ethnic groups. The Vietnam Culture and Art Exhibition Centre will co-ordinate with the department to launch activities at Pleiku Culture and Sport Centre, and in other Central Highlands provinces.

The Cong Chieng (Gongs) are believed to originate from stone-made musical instruments. They are musical instruments made of alloy copper (sometimes alloyed with gold or sliver or black brass). They are of medium or large size, with round-shaped surface, and high edge. The Cong have knobs, but the Chieng have no knobs. They are percussion instruments to be played by cudgels or hands during rituals, weddings, New Year celebrations, housewarming and many other ceremonies. Central Highlanders consider the Gongs to be sacred musical instruments.