Officials and residents of Ea Sang Hamlet (Cu M’gar Commune) recently celebrated the 2026 Great National Unity Day.

Ea Sang was selected by the Viet Nam Fatherland Front Committee of Cu M’gar Commune to host the model event to mark the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Viet Nam National United Front, now the Viet Nam Fatherland Front (November 18, 1930 - November 18, 2026), while also celebrating Viet Nam Culture Day (November 24).

At the event, delegates and residents reviewed the proud 96-year history of the Viet Nam National United Front along with outcomes of patriotic emulation movements in the residential community.

Comrade Cao Thi Hoa An, Member of the Party Central Committee, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Council, together with provincial leaders presenting symbolic boards for the construction of Great Unity Houses to disadvantaged households.

Ea Sang Hamlet was established through the merger of Tar Hamlet and Ea Sang Hamlet. It currently covers a natural area of 797.02 hectares and has 747 households with a population of 3,024 people from six ethnic groups.

Addressing the event, Comrade Cao Thi Hoa An, Member of the Party Central Committee, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Council, acknowledged alongside praised the solidarity and efforts of officials coupled with residents of Ea Sang Hamlet in overcoming difficulties and striving for progress. She emphasised that the spirit of great national unity must be preserved as well as further promoted.

She encouraged residents to continue prioritising their children's education and working together to build a truly "green, clean and beautiful" hamlet free from social evils coupled with domestic violence. She also affirmed that provincial Party committees and authorities would continue to stand alongside residents as well as provide appropriate social welfare policies and support to help residents develop the local economy and improve life quality.

On this occasion, provincial leaders presented symbolic boards for funding to build three Great Unity Houses, financed by the For the Poor Fund, for households facing housing difficulties in the area. They also presented meaningful gifts to poor and near-poor households as well as exemplary individuals in the community. The People's Committee of Cu M’gar Commune presented Ea Sang Hamlet with a certificate recognising it as a Cultural Hamlet.

Translated by KHUONG THAO