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A series of special art programs about President Ho Chi Minh, commemorating the 136th anniversary of his birth (May 19, 1890 – May 19, 2026) and the 85th anniversary of his return to Vietnam to directly lead the Vietnamese revolution (1941 – 2026), was successfully held at the Pac Bo National Special Historical Site (Cao Bang), Phu Tho, and the Ho Chi Minh Museum (Hanoi). This event, organized by the Vietnam National Drama Theatre and the World Heritage Magazine, aimed to recreate the image of the beloved leader of the nation through important historical milestones. Furthermore, the works depicted the depth of his emotional life, his closeness to the people, the working class, and all social strata.
ACIT leaders and their children took a commemorative photo with the artists at the event.
The art performances concluded amidst prolonged applause and emotional tears from the audience. Asia Industrial Technology Corporation (ACIT), Vietnam Commercial and Industrial Bank - VietinBank; Ecopark Group and Netacom Company were honored to be partners in the program.
Children of ACIT employees participated in an interactive session with artists during the program.
Following a series of successful performances, artists from the Vietnam National Drama Theatre visited and interacted with the families of ACIT employees. During the event, the children of ACIT employees listened to the loving and caring teachings of President Ho Chi Minh through the performances of the artists. Not only the children but also their parents were moved by the stories and images of President Ho Chi Minh realistically portrayed through the performances. Meeting the image of President Ho Chi Minh was a joyful and meaningful surprise for the ACIT families. The program has concluded, but the lessons of patriotism, compassion, and dedication that President Ho Chi Minh left behind will continue to accompany the children on their journey to adulthood.
Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO Pham Dinh Thang and Chairman of the Strategic Council
Trinh Thanh Giang participated in the exchange program.
(ACIT News)
