Vice Secretary of the provincial Party
Committee Ngo Van Tuan inspects progress of Canh Tang reservoir project.
In the first nine months of the year, Lac Son district has seen growth in agriculture, industry and handicrafts, trade, and services. The district has focused on building new-style rural areas, ensured social welfare and social order – security, and accelerated land clearance at major projects such as Canh Tang reservoir and the road from Ho Chi Minh Highway and Highway 12B to Highway 1.
Over the past four years, Lac Son has met and even surpassed 17 out of 18 goals set in the 26th district Party Congress’ Resolution. The local economy expanded 12 percent from the same period last year, 32 percent of the communes have earned new-style rural area status while the poverty rate dropped 6.1 percent.
Concluding the session, Tuan hailed the district’s nine-month achievements and the implementation of the 26th district Party Congress’ Resolution.
Regarding the key tasks in the remaining months, he asked for good preparatory work for the next-term Party Congresses at all levels. He asked relevant agencies to further promote public administrative reform and improve local business climate.
He also urged greater efforts to preserve local cultural identity, improve human resources quality, strengthen social order and security, and improveplanning and management of land and environmental protection. He requested the district to further boost economy, build new-style rural areas, and sustainably reduce poverty.
The district must focus on developing its soil map to effectively serve the development of agricultural and forestry, transformingproduction towards chain value, strengtheningmanagement of forest protection, developing timber plantations, and attracting more strategic investors.
Ngo Van Tuan and his working delegation later paid a fact-finding trip to Canh Tang reservoir project and examine the farming of "cay doi,” a signature product of Chi Dao commune./.
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