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Sr. Lt. Gen. Trinh Van Quyet speaks at the event. |
During the sessions, leaders of Thai Nguyen and Bac Kan presented reports on their provinces’ implementation of the resolution. The reports emphasized that both provinces had thoroughly understood and strictly adhered to the Party’s conclusions, resolutions, directives, and orientations. They had proactively and flexibly implemented measures to ensure the successful reorganization of the provincial administrative apparatus.
Notably, the drafting of the proposal to merge the two provinces and restructure commune-level administrative units was carried out with caution, thoroughness, and scientific rigor. The process balanced continuity and stability with innovation and development, and reflected a long-term vision aligned with the goals and development needs of the proposed new province. In addition to achievements, the reports also identified existing challenges and proposed key tasks for the time ahead.
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Leaders of Thai Nguyen and Bac Kan at the working session |
After reviewing central reports and listening to further remarks from provincial leaders, members of the delegation responded to questions and clarified various issues within their areas of responsibility. They also provided guidance to help localities address obstacles in implementing the resolution, particularly those related to organizational restructuring, personnel arrangements, and policy challenges arising from the merger.
In his concluding remarks, the GDP’s Chief acknowledged and praised the efforts of Thai Nguyen and Bac Kan in executing the resolution. He also expressed sympathy for the difficulties faced by the two provinces.
Gen. Quyet requested the delegation to gather all opinions, proposals, and recommendations raised, especially those regarding personnel matters, for submission to the Politburo and the Secretariat for further consideration. He urged provincial leaders to pay comprehensive attention to other important duties beyond those discussed at the meeting, particularly in promoting economic development and advancing science and technology.
Additionally, he emphasized the need to prepare for and successfully organize Party congresses at all levels, in accordance with the timeline set out in Politburo Directive No. 45-CT/TW. Preparations for the 16th National Assembly elections and the People’s Councils for the 2026–2031 term must also be made. For the Congress of the Party Organization of the future Thai Nguyen province, he called for concise, focused, high-quality, and practical reports that clearly identify key tasks, breakthroughs, and specific solutions.
The GDP’s Chief also underscored the importance of strengthening public communication and ideological work to build broad social consensus. He urged continued efforts in ongoing projects and initiatives, enhanced security and public order, especially in remote areas, and proper handling of policy-related issues to ensure benefits for all eligible groups.
Translated by Tran Hoai