After the Geneva Accords were signed on July 21, 1954, President Ho Chi Minh and the Central Committee made the strategic decision to move Southern compatriots, cadres, soldiers, and students to the North for further education and to train a cadre force for the Party's long-term revolutionary cause. For those involved, the memories of the 70th anniversary of this historic relocation remain fresh.

The 13th National Congress of the Party stated that "The Fourth Industrial Revolution, especially with the rapid development of digital technology, has created breakthroughs in many fields, presenting both opportunities and challenges for all nations and peoples."

On November 12th, Ca Mau province celebrated the classification of the "Monument commemorating President Ho Chi Minh and the Southern star apple tree" as a provincial historical relic. Alongside the inauguration, the province launches initiatives to improve housing conditions, and to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the historic relocation to the North.

On the morning of November 12, in Hanoi, the Viet Nam Fine Arts Museum held a ceremony to receive Emperor Ham Nghi's painting titled "Hillsides of Deli Ibrahim (Algiers)".