He was accompanied by members of the Ho Chi Minh City delegation of National Assembly deputies.

​In a solemn ceremony, the top legislator and delegation members observed a minute of silence in memory of President Ho Chi Minh, former leaders of the Party and State, soldiers and compatriots who sacrificed their lives for national liberation and reunification.

​Writing in the memorial book, Chairman Man said he was deeply moved to visit the site, which witnessed the Nam Ky Uprising on November 23, 1940 and preserved important milestones in the long struggle of the army and people of the 18 hamlets of betel gardens.

He highlighted that the sacrifices of participants in the Nam Ky Uprising helped nurture patriotism and the indomitable will of the Party and people, contributing to victory in the August Revolution and the two prolonged resistance wars, which secured national independence, reunification, and a peaceful and prosperous life for the people.

​Describing the relic site as a priceless venue for educating younger generations about revolutionary traditions, the NA Chairman called on the Party organisation, authorities and people of Ho Chi Minh City and Hoc Mon commune to preserve and promote its historical value.

​He said the “Nam Ky Uprising spirit” should continue to inspire present and future generations in the cause of national building and safeguarding, while supporting Ho Chi Minh City’s ambition of developing into a civilised, modern and compassionate metropolis of international stature, making greater contributions to the country’s development in a new era of national prosperity.

NA Chairman attends ceremony marking 140th International Workers’ Day

VOV.VN - National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man on April 28 attended a ceremony in Hanoi marking the 140th anniversary of International Workers’ Day and honouring 101 outstanding grassroots trade union leaders for their work in dialogue and collective bargaining in 2026.