Kim Boi district has been actively implementing Resolution No. 18-NQ/TW, issued by the 12th Party Central Committee in 2017, which aims to streamline the political system for greater efficiency without disrupting operations.
Residents in Kim
Boi district carry out administrative transactions.
As one of the first localities to embark on this
reorganisation, Kim Boi expanded Bo town’s area and population in 2020 by
merging two neighbouring communes, Ha Bi and Kim Binh. Since then, Bo town has
stabilised its organisational apparatus and focused on leading the
implementation of political tasks.
The district has significantly reduced its
public sector workforce and administrative units. By November 30, 2024, the
number of public service units had been cut by 16 compared to 2017, and the
number of administrative units at the commune level was reduced to 17, down by
11. This restructuring also resulted in a reduction of 45 villages and 148
village part-time positions.
Despite the reorganisation, local government operations
remained smooth and uninterrupted. The simplified structure lowered staffing
costs, freeing up resources for development projects. By late 2024, the
district had resolved staff redundancies, reassigning or settling 218 surplus
commune-level officials.
On February 14, 2025, Kim Boi completed its
political system restructuring. The district’s Information and Education Board
and Mass Mobilisation Board were merged to become the district Information and
Education, and Mass Mobilisation Board. Several Party cells were dissolved,
established, or renamed to align with the new structure.
Kim Boi Party Committee Secretary Nguyen Hoang
Thu emphasised that while restructuring is essential for strengthening the
Party’s leadership, it requires unity, determination, and responsibility from
all officials and Party members.
The district is now focusing on implementing the
new organisational model and ensuring effective and unified operations across
all units.
The Standing Board of the Hoa Binh Women's Union issued Document No. 1990 on February 6, 2025, outlining activities for "Ao Dai Week" 2025, an annual initiative launched by the Presidium of the Vietnam Women's Union.
"Emulation is patriotic, those that are patriotic must emulate. And those who emulate are the most patriotic ones,” President Ho Chi Minh once said. This guiding principle has long served as a driving force for widespread emulation movements, fostering socio-economic development across Hoa Binh province.
The national evaluation council on February 21 had a meeting to review the master planning for Luong Son urban area, Hoa Binh province until 2045.
Following the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, construction on major transport infrastructure projects across Hoa Binh province has resumed at full speed, with investors and contractors mobilising resources and working tirelessly to meet deadlines and complete critical milestones.
Nguyen Thi Thanh, member of the Party Central Committee and Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly, alongside leaders of several ministries and sectors attended the launching of Xuan Son cement products held by Xuan Khiem Group in Ngoc Luong commune of Hoa Binh’s Yen Thuy district on February 21.
Mong Hoa commune of Hoa Binh city is working to meet criteria for a tier-2 urban area in line with the municipal Party Committee’s Resolution No. 04-NQ/TH.U issued on April 20, 2021, according to Chairman of the commune’s People's Committee Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who stressed that the locality is leveraging available resources to boost infrastructure to complete the criteria.
