The event marked the 65th founding anniversary of the organ and of the Party inspection sector within the Military Party Organization (November 13, 1961 - 2026).
General Nguyen Trong Nghia, Chairman of the GDP and Chairman of the CMC’s Inspection Committee, attended the ceremony.
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On behalf of the State President, Chairman of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Inspection Tran Sy Thanh presents the First-class Fatherland Protection Order to the CMC Inspection Committee. |
Over 65 years, Party inspection work within the Military Party Organization has developed from its early stages into a system with a fully developed structure and scope of work. Inspection bodies at all levels have carried out the functions and duties set out in the Party Charter and aligned their inspections and supervision with the priorities of each period. In doing so, they have built a tradition of unwavering loyalty, adherence to Party principles, impartiality and accuracy. The Party, State, CMC and Ministry of National Defense (MND) have granted numerous high honors to the organ and to many officers responsible for Party inspection work in recognition of their achievements.
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia speaks at the ceremony. |
Speaking on behalf of the CMC and the leadership of the MND, General Nguyen Trong Nghia praised the organ and Party inspection officers at all levels for their achievements over the past 65 years. He asked the unit, Party committees, inspection commissions and inspection officers at all levels within the Military Party Organization to study and implement the resolutions of the second, third and fourth plenums of the 14th Party Central Committee, with particular attention to Resolution No.05 of April 7, 2026, and Regulation No.225 of October 14, 2026, issued by the Party Central Committee. He called for a shift from dealing with violations to preventing them and keeping the exercise of power in check through early and proactive measures. He said these efforts should be sustained and resolute, with no off-limits areas or exceptions.
He also called for theoretical research and reviews of practical experience, including studies of 100 years of Party leadership of the Vietnamese revolution and 40 years of implementing the Platform for National Construction in the Period of Transition to Socialism, with particular attention to Party inspection, supervision and discipline. He asked for work to develop and refine the documents, regulations and procedures of the CMC, its Standing Board and its Inspection Committee on Party inspection, supervision and discipline within the Military Party Organization.
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Delegates in a join photo |
The organ was asked to strengthen guidance and oversight of subordinate Party committees and inspection commissions and continue improving the effectiveness of inspection and supervision in line with the resolution of the 12th Congress of the Military Party Organization. Inspection and supervision should begin as soon as work starts so that emerging violations can be addressed promptly and minor breaches do not build into serious ones. These efforts should support development and identify and protect people who bring fresh ideas, take initiative and accept responsibility in the common interest. The organ should train inspection officers to meet the demands of their duties, expand the use of science and technology, and advance digital transformation by gradually moving from traditional methods to data-based inspection and supervision. It should also build a clean, strong Party organization and a comprehensively strong, exemplary organ while maintaining unity and working closely with agencies and units inside and outside the military.
On behalf of the State President, Chairman of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Inspection Tran Sy Thanh presented the First-class Fatherland Protection Order to the organ.
Translated by Minh Anh