On the occasion of the 95th anniversary of the establishment of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (March 26, 1931 – 2026), during his visit to the Military Youth Advisory Board, General Nguyen Trong Nghia extended congratulations and commended the achievements of the board and military youth in recent years. He requested the board to continue thoroughly grasping and effectively implementing resolutions of the Party Central Committee and the Central Military Commission, as well as the article “The Youth and the Future of the Nation” and the directives of Party General Secretary To Lam.

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General Nguyen Trong Nghia speaks at the working session with the Military Youth Advisory Board.

He emphasized the need to proactively guide and organize youth union work and the military youth movement in the new period. This effort must align with the Vietnam People’s Army's three functions: a fighting force, a working force, and a production force. He also stressed strengthening advisory work in political and traditional education to ensure unity in will and action among military youth. This enables them to promote patriotism and creativity, lead in difficult tasks, and accelerate digital transformation. Such contributions help build a young workforce for the military and the country, further enhancing the image of “Uncle Ho’s soldiers” in the new era.

At the working session with the Department of Policy and Social Affairs, General Nguyen Trong Nghia praised the department’s recent achievements. Notably, the department has proactively advised the Party and the State on issuing guidelines and policies for the military and its rear. Additionally, social security and health insurance have been implemented comprehensively, ensuring timely healthcare and benefits for all officers, soldiers, and employees.

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General Nguyen Trong Nghia and delegates pose for a joint photo at the working session with the Department of Policy and Social Affairs.

General Nguyen Trong Nghia requested the Department of Policy and Social Affairs to continue advising the Party, State, Central Military Commission, and Ministry of National Defense on implementing policies for the military, its rear, wounded soldiers, and martyrs' families. He also stressed the importance of coordinating care for national contributors and searching for martyrs' remains.

Furthermore, he called for effective administrative reform and the application of information technology and artificial intelligence in managing insurance benefits. He also urged continued advisory work to improve specific insurance policies for military personnel serving in special or hazardous conditions.

Translated by Trung Thanh