123 young soldiers complete meaningful journey with the 13th "Semester in the Army"

Art performance by young soldiers at the closing ceremony of the 13th "Military Semester" program in Binh Phuoc province, 2025

Attending the closing ceremony were representatives of the Provincial Youth Union, the Provincial Military Command, coordinating units, parents of students and 123 young soldiers who were students of the course aged 9 to 12.

The Organizing Committee of the 13th "Semester in the Army" program in Binh Phuoc province in 2025 awarded prizes to the most outstanding members in the process of studying and performing tasks at the program.

Taking place from June 15 to 21, the 13th "Military Semester" program in Binh Phuoc province in 2025, jointly organized by the Provincial Youth Union and the Provincial Military Command, brought 123 young soldiers a meaningful training journey in a disciplined and traditional military environment. Participating in the program, the children were trained in team command, survival skills, teamwork skills, discipline, responsibility and independence. For them, this is not just a summer course but a comprehensiveeducational journey, helping them mature in awareness, will, and sense of responsibility towards themselves, their families and society.

Representatives of the Organizing Committee presented certificates of course completion and souvenirs to the "young" soldiers.

In recognition of their efforts, spirit of active learning and training, the Organizing Committee commended and rewarded 8 outstanding soldiers and 8 squad leaders and coordinators who had successfully completed their tasks. At the same time, certificates and souvenirs were presented to all 123 young soldiers participating in the program.

Mr. Bui Xuan Dung, Director of the Youth Activity Center of Binh Phuoc province, presented a youth project logo board worth 15 million VND to Infantry Battalion 208.

On this occasion, the Organizing Committee also presented a youth project worth 15 million VND to Infantry Battalion 208 to express gratitude for the unit's positive contributions during 13 years of accompanying the program.