The event also featured the signing of twinning agreements between the unit’s production teams and factories and villages in Sa Loong and Bo Y communes, as well as the implementation of the “household pairing” model for 2026.
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Senior Colonel Nguyen Hong Lam, Deputy Commander of Corps 15, speaks at the conference. |
The conference aimed to implement Project 57 of Defense-Economic Unit 732, concretizing the policies of the Party Committee and Chain-of-Command of Corps 15 on coordinating with local Party committees and authorities and improving the effectiveness of mass mobilization in the unit’s stationed areas.
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Senior Colonel Nguyen Hong Lam presents gifts from Major General Hoang Van Sy, Commander of Corps 15, to households participating in the “household pairing” model. |
A highlight of the conference was the establishment of a three-level coordination mechanism: Defense-Economic Unit 732 coordinates with commune-level People’s Committees; production teams and factories establish twinning relationships with villages; and Kinh officers and workers form household-pairing relationships with ethnic minority households. This mechanism helps extend coordination from the unit level to grassroots communities and individual families.
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Defense-Economic Unit 732 signs coordination regulations with the People’s Committees of Sa Loong, Ro Koi, and Bo Y communes in Quang Ngai province. |
Under the signed regulations, Defense-Economic Unit 732 and commune-level People’s Committees will enhance information sharing, closely monitor local developments, and coordinate in maintaining political security and social order and safety, while firmly protecting national border sovereignty and security. They will also coordinate in training and exercises for defensive areas and civil defense, pro-actively responding to natural disasters, conducting search and rescue operations, and handling emerging situations.
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The unit’s production teams and factories sign twinning agreements with villages in Sa Loong and Bo Y communes. |
In socio-economic development, the parties will coordinate in linking planning, population distribution, and the building of new-style rural areas with the consolidation of national defense and security. They will also cooperate in managing and using land and investing in and maintaining transport infrastructure, lighting systems, schools, and other civil infrastructure.
Defense-Economic Unit 732 will continue promoting its role as a “production and labor force,” joining hands with localities in implementing national target programs and sustainable poverty reduction. The unit will support vocational training and job creation, prioritizing the recruitment of local workers, particularly those from poor and near-poor households and ethnic minority communities.
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Senior Colonel Phan Van Phu, Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Head of Defense-Economic Unit 732, presents gifts to households participating in the “household pairing” model. |
At the conference, the production teams and factories of Defense-Economic Unit 732 signed twinning agreements with villages in Sa Loong and Bo Y communes. The unit also organized the signing of “household pairing” agreements involving 17 Kinh and ethnic minority household pairs. The parties were committed to regularly supporting one another in labor, production, economic development, and daily life, while jointly maintaining security and order and building a civilized lifestyle.
Speaking at the conference, Senior Colonel Nguyen Hong Lam, Deputy Commander of Corps 15, acknowledged the pro-active efforts of the Party Committee and Chain-of-Command of Defense-Economic Unit 732 and the close coordination of local Party committees and authorities. He emphasized that the signed agreements must be implemented substantively, contributing to strengthening military-civilian solidarity and closely linking socio-economic development with the consolidation of national defense and security.
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Household pairs sign the “household pairing” agreement. |
The leader of Corps 15 requested agencies, units, and localities to concretize the agreed contents through programs and tasks suited to the specific conditions of each area, while maintaining regular briefings and information exchanges to promptly address difficulties and emerging issues. He also asked local Party committees and functional forces to continue supporting and creating favorable conditions for Defense-Economic Unit 732 to successfully fulfill its assigned tasks.
Translated by Chung Anh