Authorities in Gia Lai province on April 3 handed over 16 sets of traditional gongs to art troupes in ethnic minority villages, in a move aimed at preserving the Central Highlands’ UNESCO-recognised gong culture.
Gia Lai Province’s Vice Chairman Lâm Hải Giang on January 21 urged contractors and relevant agencies to accelerate construction of a multi-level boarding school project spanning seven border communes, insisting the work must be completed by July 30.
Two trade fairs promoting products from ethnic minority and mountainous areas were held this month in Ia Ly and Đak Đoa communes in Gia Lai province, creating new opportunities for local producers to showcase and connect their goods with consumers.
The An Toan Agricultural Chemicals and General Services Cooperative in Gia Lai Province has been awarded a certificate of merit by the Vietnam Women’s Union for its achievements in the national project supporting women-led cooperatives to create jobs for female workers by 2030.
More than 1,070 respected community figures across a Vietnamese province are playing a key role in improving infrastructure, preventing outdated customs, and preserving ethnic cultural heritage, according to local authorities.
(GLO) – Ethnic minority communities in Gia Lai province’s highland communes are increasingly embracing physical exercise and sports, with grassroots movements improving health, strengthening social bonds, and promoting cultural traditions.
