GDP Director inspects combat readiness in Hoa Binh

PANO – General Luong Cuong, Director of the General Department of Political Affairs (GDP) of the Vietnam People’s Army, inspected combat readiness of military units in Hoa Binh province on January 18.

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At the Hoa Binh provincial Military Command, General Cuong was briefed on the unit’s task performance over the past year. The GDP Director congratulated the unit’s achievements over the past time, and acknowledged the spirits of solidarity, determination, and creativeness of the provincial armed forces to fulfill their assigned missions. He expressed his delight at seeing the provincial authorities taking care of policy beneficiaries and implementing gratitude activities.

The GDP leader underlined that 2022 is a important year to implement resolutions of the 13th National Party Congress. Therefore, he asked the provincial authorities to continue implementing resolutions of the Congress and major socio-economic targets of the 17th Congress of the provincial Party Organization. He required the local armed forces to maintain combat readiness, implement gratitude activities and ensure benefits for troops during the upcoming Tet (lunar New Year) festival.

On the occasion, General Cuong presented 600 gifts to the local armed force, the COVID-19 prevention and control force, and policy beneficiaries.

The same day, General Cuong inspected combat readiness in Regiment 250, Division 361 of the Air Defense - Air Force Service, and Brigade 139 of the Signal Corps.

During the visits to the units, General Cuong expressed his thanks to the local authorities and people for supporting the local armed forces to fulfill their assigned tasks. The GDP director also asked the units’ party committees and chains-of-command to ensure physical and spiritual lives for troops, build civilian-military solidarity in the areas where they are stationed, and enhance COVID-19 prevention and control measures ahead of the traditional Tet festival.