Provincial Chairman Bui Van Quang attends square banyan tree planting ceremony at Van Lang Empire Golf Course

On May 10, Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Bui Van Quang attended the program “Planting the square banyan tree—Nurturing love for Truong Sa” held at Van Lang Empire Golf Course in Tam Nong district.

Chairman Bui Van Quang and other delegates participated in planting square banyan trees at Van Lang Empire Golf Course.

Leaders from T&T Golf also spoke at the launch ceremony.

Van Lang Empire Golf Course, located in Huong Non Commune, Tam Nong District, is developed and operated by T&T Golf, under investment from T&T Group. Nestled amid forests and natural lakes, with rolling hills and a mild climate, the course sits along the Kunming (China)–Hanoi– Hai Phong international economic corridor. Its location offers ideal conditions for the development of eco-urban areas, tourism, resorts, and one of Vietnam’s premier golf destinations.

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 – April 30, 2025), leaders and officers of T&T Group had the opportunity to join a delegation visiting Truong Sa (Spratly Islands). Driven by a deep sense of social responsibility and patriotism, during the trip, T&T Group donated VND 1 billion to support the people and soldiers stationed on the islands and at the DK1 Platform. The donation contributed to building housing and installing seawater filtration systems.

During their visit, the delegation was gifted three sea banyan trees by island soldiers and residents. These trees came with a heartfelt message: to symbolize peace of mind, resilience, and the steady march forward—no matter the storm.

At the ceremony, Mr. Nhu Van Hoan, General Director of T&T Golf, shared that the “Planting the square banyan tree—Nurturing love for Truong Sa” program was organized with the hope that the banyan trees will grow strong and endure through time. He expressed his wish that the presence of these trees would inspire love for the homeland’s seas and islands and foster gratitude toward the generations of soldiers who have defended the nation.

At the event, T&T Golf announced that nine holes of Course No. 2 have been completed, with the full 18-hole course expected to open for play on June 1—marking the team’s dedication and commitment.

Anh Binh