The province reported a strong economic performance, boasting a growth rate of 7.76%. This economic expansion was coupled with a significant reduction in poverty, with the rate of poor households falling below the national average to just 0.4%.
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N.A. Chairman Tran Thanh Man speaks at the meeting. |
Binh Phuoc is also making strides in infrastructure development. Construction is underway on the Gia Nghia - Chon Thanh section of the Western North-South expressway, along with the provincial section of the Ho Chi Minh City - Thu Dau Mot - Chon Thanh expressway. These projects aim to improve regional connectivity and boost economic activity.
Chairman Man commended the province's focus on cultural and social development, while underlining the importance of maintaining national defense and security, with regular meetings with neighboring provinces in Cambodia and Southern Laos.
Looking ahead, Man urged Binh Phuoc to prioritize the continued implementation of its 11th provincial Party Congress's Resolution, toward achieving all set targets and contributing to the success of the 13th National Party Congress's Resolution.
To further propel socio-economic growth, he called for measures to improve the business environment and attract foreign direct investment, as well as investments from other sources, enhance local competitiveness and embrace technological advancements.
As a border province with an important strategic position in politics, economy, culture-society and national defense-security, Binh Phuoc should maintain the Vietnam-Cambodia borderline of peace, friendship, cooperation and development, while paying attention to such areas as culture, sports, tourism, education, and healthcare, ensuring social welfare and sustainable poverty reduction, the top legislator said.
In the immediate future, Binh Phuoc must focus on implementing the Politburo's Directive on all-level Party congresses in preparation for the 14th National Party Congress and upcoming elections to the National Assembly and all-level people's councils for the 2026-2031 tenure.
Source: VNA