On the morning of November 23, at the special national historical site of the Buon Ma Thuot Prison, the Provincial Party Committee, Provincial People's Council, Provincial People's Committee, and the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Dak Lak Province solemnly organized a ceremony to offer incense in memory of the revolutionary soldiers who sacrificed at the Buon Ma Thuot Prison, commemorating the 83rd anniversary of the establishment of the Provincial Party Committee of Dak Lak Province (November 23, 1940 - November 23, 2023).

A delegation of the provincial party committee executive board and comrades who were former members of the Standing Committee of the provincial party committee during various periods offering flowers in commemoration.

Attending the ceremony were comrades including Mr. Nguyen Dinh Trung - Central Party Committee member, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Mr. Pham Minh Tan - Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Mr. Pham Ngoc Nghi - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Ms. Huynh Thi Chien Hoa - Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Council; Mr. Y Giang Gry Nie Knong - Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province; former provincial leaders from different periods; representatives of departments, committees, and sectors of the province; the party committee, authorities, and people of Buon Ma Thuot City.

During the ceremony, delegates revisited the history of the establishment of the first Communist Party cell in the province at the Buon Ma Thuot Prison and the 82-year journey of formation and development of the Provincial Party Committee of Dak Lak.

A delegation of the National Assembly and Provincial People's Council offering incense in memory.

Built by French colonialists in 1930-1931, Buon Ma Thuot Prison was a place of exile and detention for patriots and communist soldiers who were arrested and heavily sentenced, mainly from the Central provinces after the peak of the Soviet Nghe Tinh movement. It is one of the notorious prisons where the French colonialists used the most brutal forms of imprisonment and torture in Indochina against communist soldiers through multiple generations.

With the resilient struggle of communist soldiers, at the end of 1940, the first Communist Party cell of the province was established at Buon Ma Thuot Prison, playing a decisive role in the success of the national liberation movement in Dak Lak, contributing to the success of the August Revolution in 1945.

Delegation of the provincial People's Committee and departments offering flowers in commemoration.

Over the 83 years of construction and development, the Provincial Party Committee of Dak Lak has taken significant steps in maturation and development in all aspects. The leadership organization has motivated the people of various ethnic groups in the province to successfully fulfill the tasks of the democratic national revolution and the two great resistance wars for national liberation and unification of the country. The committee has effectively led and encouraged the diverse population in the province, achieving victories in the cause of the democratic national revolution and the two monumental resistance wars for national liberation and reunification. It has progressively and successfully implemented the innovation cause under the guidance of the Party.

Delegation of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the province and political and social organizations, former prisoners, and their relatives offering incense in commemoration.

At present, the Provincial Party Committee has achieved solid development with 20 party committees under the Provincial Party Committee, 843 grassroots party organizations, and over 83,000 party members. Upholding the glorious tradition of 83 years of history, the Party Committee and the people of Dak Lak continue to enhance the great national unity, leverage potential and advantages, and work together to build and develop the province, making it richer, more beautiful, and worthy of its central position in the Central Highlands.

The delegates pay homage and express gratitude to the communist soldiers, and former political prisoners at the Buon Ma Thuot Prison.

During the ceremony, delegates respectfully offered flowers and incense to express their deep reverence and gratitude to the communist soldiers and former political prisoners at Buon Ma Thuot Prison. They remembered and paid tribute to the generations of leaders, officials, soldiers, and people of various ethnic groups in Dak Lak who, despite enduring hardships and sacrifices, contributed to the construction and development of Dak Lak Province.