(HBO) – Latest statistics show that there are 164,852 Youth Union members (YOM) in the province. In order to utilize the young generation’s strength, on October 24, 2018, the Provincial Party Standing Committee enforced the Directive No.46-CT/TU about "intensifying Party’s leadership in improving quality and efficiency of Youth Union branches”.


Doan Ket Communal Youth Union maintained regular organizational routines to promote member branches’ activities.

According to Mr. Hoang Xuan Giao, Secretary of Provincial Youth Union: The tasks of educating ideals, revolutionary morality and cultivated lifestyle for the young generation, building the "New Socialist Human Beings”, mobilizing them in Party building works are placed among the top of priorities by Party committees of all levels. Therefore, many solutions have been put forward to strengthen Youth Union organizations, coordinating and unifying YOMs, educating and training them through exemplary models, highlighting the spirits of pioneering, self-discipline and being responsible. The act of participating in campaigns and movements help YOMs to enhance their awareness about duties and obligations towards families and society. The organizational routines of Youth Union branches were conducted in many flexible ways, in compliance with the practical studying, working conditions of the YOMs.

Party and administrative committees of all levels are committed in leading and facilitating favourable conditions for YO organizations to actively promote the building of strong grassroots branches in terms of political leadership, ideology, organizational works and actions. Extra care is invested in building the core cadres for Youth Union, particularly the secretaries of Youth Union organizations with leadership skills, charisma and morality. Some YOMs at communal administrations are being assigned the positions of secretaries for Youth Union branches at residential areas, leading to obvious changes to the Youth Union works and teenagers/children movements at grassroots levels, contributing to the local socio-economic development.

Propaganda, education are strengthened regularly to raise awareness, boosting the YOMs’s aspirations to become Party members, fostering their revolutionary ideals and sympathy with the Party. After the first 9 months in 2021, more than 3,800 eminent YOMs were admitted to the ranks of the Vietnam Communist Party./.

 


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