Introduction
On February 7, Mr. Vo Trung Manh, Chairman of Tu Mơ Rông District People’s Committee, announced that local officials, teachers, and businesses had contributed over $5,000 to assist the Xo Dang ethnic minority community in the centralized residential arrangement project in Mo Pah village, Dak Ha commune. This fund will be used to develop the landscape, promote tourism, and preserve the community’s culture. This initiative is a significant step toward helping the Xo Dang people “settle down and thrive” in their new land.
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Centralized Residential Arrangement Project in Mo Pah Village
This project covers an area of 6 hectares and is led by the Tu Mơ Rông District People’s Committee. The project is nearly complete and is currently constructing electricity and water systems to accommodate more than 80 households. Each household will receive free land and financial support, with $2,000 for all households and $4,000 for贫困户 households.
*Centralized Residential Arrangement Project in Mo Pah Village – 1*Local officials, teachers, and residents in Tu Mơ Rông district joined hands to support millions of dong and trees for the hard-living communities to “settle down and thrive” on new lands (Photo: Chi Anh)
Contributions from Officials, Teachers, and Businesses
Local officials, teachers, and businesses have contributed over $5,000 to help the Mo Pah villagers “settle down and thrive,” while also preserving their culture and promoting tourism. In addition to monetary donations, many officials and residents also provided trees to plant in the village. This not only brings economic benefits but also improves the living environment and enhances the quality of life for the Xo Dang people.
*Centralized Residential Arrangement Project in Mo Pah Village – 2*The Centralized Residential Arrangement Project in Mo Pah Village is gradually being completed to welcome over 80 households to settle down (Photo: Chi Anh)
Significance of the Support
This support not only helps the Xo Dang people improve their living conditions but also contributes to preserving their traditional culture. Mr. Vo Trung Manh, Chairman of Tu Mơ Rông District People’s Committee, stated: “The contributions from officials, teachers, and businesses demonstrate a sense of responsibility in caring for and preserving the culture of the Xo Dang people. This support will enable the Xo Dang people in their new village to have better conditions for ‘settling down and thriving,’ and to lift themselves out of poverty in the future.”
Conclusion
The Centralized Residential Arrangement Project in Mo Pah Village not only brings economic benefits but also helps preserve the culture and promote tourism for the Xo Dang community. The contributions from local officials, teachers, and businesses represent a significant step toward helping the Xo Dang people “settle down and thrive.” We hope that this project will continue to receive support from other individuals and organizations to build a strong and sustainable community.
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