Also attending the conference were GDP Deputy Chiefs Senior Lieutenant General Truong Thien To, Senior Lieutenant General Do Xuan Tung, Senior Lieutenant General Le Quang Minh, and Lieutenant General Le Minh Quang.
At the conference, a representative of the GDP Office presented a draft on adjusting the task performance among GDP leaders.
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General Nguyen Trong Nghia chairs the conference. |
In his concluding remarks, General Nguyen Trong Nghia congratulated Lieutenant General Le Minh Quang on his appointment as Deputy Chairman of the GDP.
Regarding task performance, General Nguyen Trong Nghia requested that responsibilities, authorities, timelines and expected results be clearly defined, while ensuring close coordination in handling common affairs. The GDP Office and functional agencies were asked to pro-actively provide support and information and prepare contents for GDP leaders’ activities in line with work requirements. Along with thoroughly grasping their assigned areas, members of the GDP leadership should regularly update the situation and common work contents to participate in activities as assigned.
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Delegates attend the conference. |
Regarding upcoming tasks, the GDP Chairman requested agencies to pro-actively study and update new regulations and rules, particularly those related to Party organization and building, inspection, supervision and personnel work, while closely following the leadership and direction of the Central Military Commission and its Standing Board.
General Nguyen Trong Nghia also called for a review of working regulations, with a focus on cadre planning and training. He urged agencies to strengthen their grasp of internal situations and the thoughts and aspirations of officers and soldiers so as to promptly detect and address emerging issues, while maintaining discipline and order in agencies and units.
Regarding mass mobilization and special dissemination work, the GDP Chairman emphasized the need to build a strong all-people national defense and pay attention to activities of defense-economic units. Agencies were asked to coordinate closely with the Viet Nam Fatherland Front and socio-political organizations and effectively mobilize resources to organize activities in support of local people. Policy work should continue to receive close attention, with a focus on renovating and embellishing martyr cemeteries and coordinating with relevant agencies and localities to address related issues.
Regarding mass organization work, General Nguyen Trong Nghia requested that activities be directed in greater depth and closely linked with promoting the qualities and culture of Uncle Ho’s soldiers and observing discipline. Units should pay greater attention to training, fostering and creating favorable conditions for women to promote their capabilities in scientific research, technology and professional fields, while continuing to study measures to improve the effectiveness of trade union activities.
Emphasizing the need to accelerate digital transformation and renew working methods, General Nguyen Trong Nghia said solutions must be practical, convenient and effective in supporting leadership, direction, research and advisory work. The implementation must be closely linked with information security and the protection of secrets, with caution exercised in the use of equipment and network connections, as well as in the exchange and processing of documents.
The GDP Chairman requested agencies to review their tasks for the final months of the year, pay attention to the working and living conditions of cadres and staff, and promote democracy, proactive exchanges and contributions of ideas to improve the effectiveness of task performance.
Translated by Minh Anh