(HBO) – The well-implemented policies for ethnic minority group have created a facelift for Lac Son district’s Van Nghia commune, where 99 percent of the residents are the Muong ethnic people.
Thanks to programme 135’s infrastructure
investment policy, local irrigational system was built, ensuring sufficient
water for production.
During 2014-2019, the
policies supported locals with 6,242 citrus trees, 500 goats, 34 breeding cows,
and 8,288 chicks.
The communal People’s Committee has promoted communication work, and encouraged
locals to shift to high-economic farming, including cultivating plants for
high-quality seeds in an area of 36.5 hectares which bring a revenue of 4.4
billion VND (190,000 USD) annually, and developing bee swarms to 1,900, among
others.
Van Nghia commune also splashed out nearly 30 billion VND upgrading rural
infrastructure, including concretising 5.3 kilometres of rural roads, repairing
six dams and lakes, consolidating 6.4 kilometres of canals and irrigational
system, and constructing over 10 kilometres of low-voltage transmission line
and two transformation stations.
To date, all of the residents get access to electricity.
Besides, the commune spent 8 billion VND developing two national-standard
schools, and 3.7 billion VND building a standardised medical station to meet
healthcare demand of the local people.
According to Chairman of the communal People’s Committee Bui Van Chung, the
policies are all practical to help ethnic residents stabilise their lives and
escape
Welcoming the delegation, Toan provided them with an overview of the province's labour and employment situation, emphasising that in recent years, the provincial Party Committee and authorities have paid significant attention to labour export, created favourable conditions and offered policy support to promote the sending of local workers abroad under contracts.
Mutual love and support is a long-standing tradition of Vietnam. In any circumstance, the Vietnamese people always uphold the traditional spirit of staying united and supporting one another to surmount difficulties and adversities. Continuing this fine tradition, in the face of the 1945 famine, President Ho Chi Minh initiated the "Rice jar to save the hungry” movement and took the lead in implementing this campaign by abstaining from one meal each week to save rice for those without food. His example of morality and affection for people has been and is being followed by residents across Hoa Binh province.
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A delegation of the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, and Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, led by Nguyen Phi Long, alternate member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee, on December 23 visited and presented gifts to Muong Riec Parish in My Thanh commune, Lac Son district, on the Christmas occasion.
A delegation of provincial officials, led by Nguyen Phi Long - alternate member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party Committee - offered incense and flowers to President Ho Chi Minh at his statue at the Hoa Binh Hydropower Plant on the 80th founding anniversary of the Vietnam People's Army (December 22, 1944 – 2024) and the 35th anniversary of the National Defence Festival (December 22, 1989 – 2024).
A delegation of leaders from the Party Committee, People’s Council, People’s Committee and Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of Hoa Binh province led by Nguyen Van Toan, member of the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board and Permanent Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, visited and extended Christmas greetings to the Bishop's Palace of the Diocese of Phat Diem in Ninh Binh province.
