The leaders from the District’s Party Committee and the People's Committee of Tan Lac District are presenting congratulatory gift to the Club. 

The club the Club conserving, preserving, and promoting the value of Mo Muong cultural heritage in Tan Lac District is a social organization of the individuals, operating on the principle of voluntariness and self-management under the direct management of the District’s People's Committee. The club gathers 26 people who are enthusiastic and love Mo Muong, creating the conditions for everyone to participate in conserving, preserving and promoting the traditional cultural values, building and developing Mo Muong cultural values. 

Immediately after the launching ceremony, the club has agreed on the goals and the direction of the activities in the coming time. Accordingly, they wouls perform the task of collecting, conserving, preserving and promoting Mo Muong cultural values. They would preserve the ancient Mo lessons, record books and teach them to the next generation. They would organize the club exchanges, meetings between the elderly members and the young people to learn, exchange and share experiences. They would also integrate folk songs, poems, proverbs, and folk songs of Muong to increase the vividness and attractiveness of Mo and attract more members to participate in activities. It was expected that the club would organize meetings on the wekends each month, quarter and year.

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