Municipal Veterans Affairs Bureau and PetroChina Shangzhi Branch Forge New Preferential Service Partnership

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On September 16, a collaborative agreement focused on dual-support preferential services was officially signed between the Municipal Veterans Affairs Bureau and the Shangzhi branch of PetroChina Company Limited. This strategic partnership is designed to deliver tangible benefits to local veterans, including a weekly discount on their first gasoline purchase, with the agreement remaining effective for a three-year term.

A representative from the Shangzhi branch of PetroChina emphasized that honoring military personnel and caring for veterans is a shared social responsibility that all enterprises should actively undertake. The company plans to leverage its unique strengths to craft personalized and exclusive service packages for military members, their families, veterans, and other eligible recipients, fostering a community-wide atmosphere of respect and recognition in Shangzhi.

Looking ahead, the Municipal Veterans Affairs Bureau will continue to pool resources from various sectors, encouraging broader social participation in preferential and supportive military initiatives. The goal is to expand the usability of the veteran preferential treatment certificate, enhance the tangible benefits offered to this group, and ultimately boost the certificate's practical value while strengthening the sense of fulfillment, happiness, and honor experienced by veterans and other entitled individuals.

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