On October 27, Ngoc Diep Group officially presented the Cultural Center to the 20/7 community in Tuan Giao Town, Dien Bien Province. This memorable event marks the Group’s commitment to social development and the improvement of the cultural and spiritual life of the local community.

Before receiving support from Ngoc Diep Group, the old Cultural Centre of 20 cluster was in serious disrepair. Despite several renovations, it could not meet the cultural and social needs of the local residents. Understanding these challenges, Ngoc Diep Group funded the construction of the new Cultural Center, with a total investment of 1.1 billion VND, including 800 million VND for construction and 300 million VND for equipment.

All equipment was provided by Ngoc Diep Furniture, creating a modern and comfortable space. Additionally, Ngoc Diep Group also installed the sound system, including amplifiers and speakers, to ensure the highest quality for the facility.

Representatives from various organizations cut the ribbon for the inauguration.

After two months of intensive construction, the new Cultural Center was inaugurated and is now in use. This modern place has become one of the most advanced cultural centers in the area. The inauguration took place on October 27, 2024, attended by various local officials and related organizations.

Local leaders included representatives from the district’s People’s Committee, the District Council, and the Party Committee of Tuan Giao Town. From Ngoc Diep Group, Mr. Tran Huu Quan, Deputy General Director, led the delegation, along with employees from the company. The event also saw the participation of several relevant organizations and 20/7 community.

Mr. Tran Huu Quan, Deputy General Director of Ngoc Diep Group, represents the Group in donating the Cultural Center valued at 1.1 billion VND.

The 20/7 Community Cultural Center in Tuan Giao Town has been refreshed and become more spacious.

At the event, a representative of the Party Committee expressed deep gratitude for the support of Ngoc Diep Group. The new Cultural Center fulfills the community’s wishes by providing a space for cultural, artistic, and sports activities. This development not only enhances cultural life but also improves local infrastructure, bringing Tuan Giao Town closer to its goal of becoming an urban center.

Mr. Nguyen Quyet Thang, Chief of the Office of the District People’s Council and People’s Committee of Tuan Giao, Dien Bien Province, speaks at the ceremony.

Mr. Tran Huu Quan, Deputy General Director of Ngoc Diep Group, stated, “We hope the Cultural Center will be used for its intended purpose and maintained as a symbol of our affection for the people of Tuan Giao Town.” He also thanked the local leaders and residents for their support in ensuring the project’s progress and quality.

Mr. Tran Huu Quan, Deputy General Director of Ngoc Diep Group, delivers a speech at the ceremony.

Over the years, Ngoc Diep Group has prioritized contributions to the community, supporting children in remote areas, assisting those affected by natural disasters, and providing COVID-19 vaccines. In 2024, totally budget for charitable activities of the Group is nearly 2 billion VND. The funding of the Cultural Center is a meaningful social welfare initiatives that reflect the Group’s commitment to the community.

Over the years, Ngoc Diep Group has prioritized contributions to the community, supporting poor children, assisting those affected by natural disasters, and providing COVID-19 vaccines. In 2024, the total budget for the Group’s charitable activities is nearly 2 billion VND. Funding for the Cultural Center is a meaningful social welfare initiatives that reflect the Group’s commitment to the community.

The new Cultural Center will help community being more unite. Ngoc Diep Group’s social welfare activities demonstrate the company’s deep responsibility to the community. We believe that these actions will inspire solidarity and contribute positively to the sustainable development of society.

Representatives of Ngoc Diep Group take photos and join in cultural exchanges with local residents.