Provincial Party Secretary Duong Van Trang attended the 2025 military enlistment ceremony in district...

1(4).jpg — Delegates attending the ceremony. Photo: DN

2(3).jpg — Provincial Party Secretary Duong Van Trang presented flowers to congratulate the new recruits before they left for military service. Photo: DN

3(3).jpg — New recruits walk across Vinh Quang bridge. Photo: DN

With the synchronous, drastic and responsible participation of Party committees at all levels, authorities, Fatherland Front, departments, branches, organizations and people in the area, especially the District Military Command, Military Service Councils at all levels, Kon Ray district completed the 2025 military recruitment task with 75 qualified young people (aged 18-25, 100% of whom were union members, 59 ethnic minority youth, 23 religious youth); of which, 62 were military youth, 13 were police youth (achieving 100% of the target assigned by the province).

Speaking at the ceremony, on behalf of the District Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, District Military Service Council, comrade Vo Van Luong - Deputy Secretary of the District Party Committee, Chairman of the District People's Committee acknowledged and commended the efforts of all levels and sectors in strictly implementing the selection process, calling citizens to join the army in 2025 and the sense of responsibility of each young person and each family in the area.

At the same time, he highly appreciated the active and responsible coordination of the receiving unit, Infantry Regiment 990, and Kon Tum Provincial Police, with the locality in the past time; he believed that the units would work with the locality and family to continue to monitor,educate and train the young people to soon become regular, elite and brave soldiers of the Vietnam People's Army and Police.

He requested Party committees at all levels, authorities, the Fatherland Front , mass organizations and all people in the district to well implement the military rear policy; continue to encourage, care for, and provide timely and practical support to families of new recruits in particular and soldiers in general, so that those in active service and those who have served in the army can feel secure in their duties.