Pham Hoang Son, Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee (PPC), visited New Wing Interconnect Technology Co., Ltd. at Van Trung Industrial Park, where he offered New Year wishes and presented gifts to workers in difficult circumstances.

Chairman of the Bac Ninh provincial People’s Committee Pham Hoang Son presents gifts to New Wing Interconnect Technology Co., Ltd.

New Wing Interconnect Technology, a wholly Taiwan-invested enterprise operating in electronic components manufacturing, began operations in 2015. The company has total investment capital of more than 8.9 trillion VND (389.9 million USD), a factory area of 261,000 square metres and employs nearly 30,000 workers.

At the visit, the PPC Chairman presented 360 gift packages to union members and workers facing hardship. Each package included 1 million VND in cash from the provincial Labour Federation and gifts worth 350,000 VND supported by the company’s trade union.

Speaking at the event, the provincial leader praised the company’s production and business results, and its compliance with state policies and labour regulations.

He stressed that economic development must go hand in hand with social progress, urging enterprises to continue improving working conditions and welfare for employees.

The provincial government committed to supporting businesses and ensuring social security for workers, particularly in housing, healthcare and education.

Tran Van Tuan presents Tet gifts to Vietnamese Heroic Mother Bui Thi Sau in Trung hamlet.

On the same day, Tran Van Tuan, a member of the provincial Party Committee and Deputy Head of the provincial National Assembly delegation, visited and presented gifts to policy families in Phat Tich commune.

He expressed gratitude to heroic Vietnamese mothers, war invalids and people with meritorious service for their contributions to national independence and defence.

Separately, the provincial Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin, in coordination with Phoenix International Group Co., Ltd., distributed 32 gift packages, each worth 1.5 million VND to victims of Agent Orange in especially difficult circumstances.

Tet event in Japan celebrates success of 14th National Party Congress

The two-day event carries special significance as it coincides with nationwide celebrations of the success of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

 

Overwhelming Tet atmosphere at flower, ornamental plant villages

Phung Cong commune, known as the “capital” of flowers and ornamental plants in the northern region, is already bustling with Tet preparations. Trucks line the roads carrying flowers to cities and provinces nationwide, while traders arrive weeks in advance to secure the best plants for the holiday market.

 

Warm Tet for migrant workers far from home

BAC NINH - As the Lunar New Year approaches, many workers at industrial parks across Bac Ninh province continue to work overtime, choosing to stay behind instead of returning home for the holiday. Amid mounting living costs and financial pressures, migrant workers hope for greater support from employers and trade unions to help them welcome the new spring with warmth and dignity, even while far from their families.

Experiential activities bring Tet cheer to disadvantaged children in Bac Ninh

BAC NINH - Nearly 100 disadvantaged children took part in an experiential programme titled “Green Chung Cake – My Hometown Tet Market” held on January 20 at Facility No. 2 of the Bac Ninh General Social Protection Centre.

Bac Ninh supports over 5,800 union members through Trade Union Tet market

BAC NINH - More than 5,800 trade union members and officials in Bac Ninh province have received support under the “Trade Union Tet Market – Spring 2026” programme, with total benefits valued at over 2.9 billion VND (126,801 USD).  

Tet gifts, chung cake made for disadvantaged people

Beyond its charitable significance, the programme also aims to introduce domestic and international visitors to the unique cultural values of Vietnam’s traditional Tet, while raising public awareness, particularly among younger generations, of the responsibility to preserve and promote the cultural identities of Vietnam’s ethnic groups.