PVOIL Trade Union Organizes Meaningful Activities for Female Employees on the Occasion of International Women’s Day

From March 3 to 5, 2026, the Trade Union of Vietnam Oil Corporation – JSC (PVOIL) organized a program celebrating International Women’s Day for female representatives of officers, employees, and workers across the system. The program took place in Moc Chau (Son La Province) and Mai Chau (Phu Tho Province), attracting the participation of more than 200 delegates, representing female employees from 30 affiliated trade unions under PVOIL.

This meaningful activity aimed to encourage and motivate trade union officials and female employees across the Corporation, while creating opportunities for networking, experience sharing in both work and life. It also contributed to strengthening the bond between employees and the Trade Union, as well as with their respective units, fostering collective efforts to successfully fulfill assigned tasks.

Female employees take commemorative photos at Bach Long Glass Bridge – recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s longest pedestrian glass bridge. Within the program, female employees participated in various sightseeing and experiential activities at well-known destinations in the Northwest region.

The journey began with a stop at Da Trang Pass, one of the most scenic routes in the Northwest, famous for its majestic mountainous landscape and stretches of white rock across vast natural surroundings. Here, participants admired the pristine beauty of the mountains, captured memorable moments, and enjoyed the fresh highland atmosphere.

The group checks in at flower-filled landscapes of the Northwest

The group takes photos at Bach Long Glass Bridge

The delegation then visited Bach Long Glass Bridge, one of the longest glass bridges spanning across cliffs, offering visitors a unique experience of observing the magnificent natural scenery of Moc Chau Plateau from above.

The journey continued to Moc Chau Strawberry Garden, where participants experienced strawberry picking and enjoyed fresh fruits directly at the farm. The refreshing highland environment and joyful conversations throughout the trip created a vibrant and cohesive atmosphere among participants.

Another impressive destination was the Heart-shaped Tea Hill, a symbolic landmark of Moc Chau Plateau. The lush green tea hills forming heart shapes not only create a poetic landscape but also represent the pride of local people. Here, participants had the opportunity to learn about tea cultivation and care—an important aspect of the local economy and culture. The journey also included a visit to a persimmon garden laden with fruit, offering a peaceful and typical scene of the Northwest mountainous region during harvest season.

The group visits the Heart-shaped Tea Hill in Moc Chau

The group visits a persimmon garden during harvest season

The delegation also visited Ban Lac Village, a well-known community-based tourism destination of the Thai ethnic group in Mai Chau, Phu Tho Province. Here, female employees learned about local lifestyles, customs, and traditional cultural values.

Female employees experience traditional weaving at Ban Lac Village

Female employees participate in traditional dances and folk games

Ms Bui Thi Nguyet – Petromekong shares her impressions

Sharing her experience, Ms Bui Thi Nguyet from Petromekong said: “This trip brought me many memorable experiences as I immersed myself in the beautiful nature of the Northwest and had the opportunity to interact with colleagues from various units within the Corporation. It provided us with relaxing moments after work and helped us understand each other better. I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Corporation’s leadership and the PVOIL Trade Union for organizing such a meaningful program for female employees.”

Ms Dao Thi Thu Hien – PVOIL Project Management Unit shares her thoughts

Ms Dao Thi Thu Hien shared: “I was truly impressed by the thoughtful organization of the program as well as the meaningful destinations throughout the journey. The trip not only brought us many beautiful memories but also provided motivation and positive energy for us to continue striving to complete our work effectively.”

Ms Bui Thi Tinh – PVOIL Hai Phong shares her experience

Ms Bui Thi Tinh expressed: “I am very happy to have participated in this program. The activities in Moc Chau not only helped us better understand the natural beauty and culture of the Northwest but also strengthened solidarity among female employees. I hope the PVOIL Trade Union will continue to organize such meaningful activities in the future to create more opportunities for connection and exchange.”