The PM reflected on the immeasurable contributions of President Ho Chi Minh, saying the great leader left the Vietnamese nation a great revolutionary legacy, a shining moral example and a lifetime dedication for national independence and the people’s happiness.

President Ho Chi Minh devoted his entire life not only to national liberation and the emancipation of the Vietnamese people, but also to the broader struggle of progressive humanity for conscience, human dignity, world peace and friendship among nations. His name and legacy would forever remain with the Vietnamese nation and live on in the hearts of the people and humanity.

The PM Chinh and his entourage pledged to continue promoting the study and emulation of Ho Chi Minh’s thought, morality and style, in line with the requirements of revolutionary tasks in a new era, contributing to building a strong, prosperous, civilized and happy country, with people enjoying increasingly improved living standards.

Visiting an exhibition area displaying artifacts associated with President Ho Chi Minh at House 67, as well as his fish pond and garden, PM Chinh instructed staff at the historical site to continue preserving and promoting the value of the artifacts and the Presidential Palace complex. He said the work would serve visitors and help spread Ho Chi Minh’s heritage to people at home and abroad.