Petrovietnam Honors War Veterans and Policy Families in Hanoi
July 26, 2026 - On the occasion of the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs' Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2026), the Vietnam Veterans' Association (CCB) of Giang Vo ward, Hanoi, organized a special commemorative event. At this gathering, the Vietnam Veterans' Association of the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam) visited, interacted with, and presented gifts to war veterans, Agent Orange/dioxin victims, and policy families in the area.
A Warm and Meaningful Gathering
The event took place in a solemn yet warm atmosphere, with the participation of numerous war veterans, Agent Orange/dioxin victims, and representatives of policy families from Giang Vo ward. This occasion served to honor the significant contributions of previous generations who sacrificed their blood and lives for the nation's independence and freedom.
Mr. Nguyen Van Minh, Chairman of the Giang Vo ward Veterans' Association, stated: "We will forever remember and be grateful for the sacrifices of war veterans and martyrs. Today, I am delighted to have the support of the Petrovietnam Veterans' Association, which demonstrates the corporation's deep sense of social responsibility toward the community and policy families."
Petrovietnam's Commitment to the Community
Representing the Petrovietnam Veterans' Association, Mr. Tran Van Hung shared: "Petrovietnam has always considered caring for war veterans and policy families an important task in its community activities. We understand that the sacrifices of heroes, martyrs, and policy families form the foundation upon which our country has achieved today's peace and independence."
During the event, the Petrovietnam Veterans' Association presented meaningful gifts to 50 war veterans, Agent Orange/dioxin victims, and policy families in Giang Vo ward. Each gift included cash and practical items, reflecting the corporation's deep concern for the livelihood of those who have greatly contributed to the nation.
The Significance of the Commemorative Activities
These commemorative activities went beyond material gifts, providing an opportunity for younger generations to listen to stories about history and the sacrifices of their ancestors. Veterans shared unforgettable memories from the war period, helping young people better understand the value of peace and independence.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan, a war veteran from Giang Vo ward, emotionally expressed: "I am deeply moved by the attention from the Petrovietnam Veterans' Association. Although the gifts are not large, they carry profound affection, making us feel warm and giving us more strength to overcome life's difficulties."
Event Summary
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Date | July 26, 2026 |
| Location | Giang Vo ward, Hanoi |
| Occasion | 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs' Day |
| Organizer | Giang Vo ward Veterans' Association |
| Participating Unit | Petrovietnam Veterans' Association |
| Honorees | War veterans, Agent Orange/dioxin victims, policy families |
Petrovietnam's Commemorative Activities 2024-2026
| Year | Number of Honorees | Gift Value (million VND) | Notable Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 300 | 2.5 | Building "Charity Houses" for war veterans |
| 2025 | 400 | 3.0 | Providing medical equipment for Agent Orange/dioxin care centers |
| 2026 | 500 | 3.5 | Organizing exchange activities and gift presentations in multiple localities |
Bridging Tradition and Modernity
The program extended beyond material commemorative activities to create connections between generations. Young people in the area had the opportunity to converse and listen to historical stories directly from those who experienced the war. This is an effective way to educate future generations about patriotic traditions.
Mr. Le Van Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Giang Vo ward People's Committee, highly evaluated the program: "This event has profound humanitarian significance and contributes to building grassroots cultural life, fostering community solidarity. We highly appreciate the efforts of the Petrovietnam Veterans' Association in implementing meaningful social activities."
Long-term Vision
The Petrovietnam Veterans' Association commits to continuing its support for war veterans, policy families, and Agent Orange/dioxin victims through practical assistance programs. The corporation is developing long-term plans to improve the quality of life for these groups, with particular emphasis on education and healthcare.
Mr. Tran Van Hung affirmed: "Petrovietnam identifies social responsibility as an integral part of its sustainable development strategy. We will continue to implement commemorative programs and support war veterans and policy families nationwide, not limited to activities on War Invalids and Martyrs' Day."
Conclusion
The commemorative event for war veterans and policy families in Giang Vo ward is one of many meaningful activities organized by the Petrovietnam Veterans' Association. Through these activities, Petrovietnam not only demonstrates social responsibility but also helps spread the spirit of 'remembering the source of the water we drink' in the community. This is evidence of the corporation's deep concern for those who served the revolution, while simultaneously educating younger generations about patriotism.
The Petrovietnam Veterans' Association continues to affirm its position as a major economic group with high social responsibility, not only contributing to the country's economic development but also actively participating in community activities, especially caring for the lives of war veterans, policy families, and Agent Orange/dioxin victims.