The Party building work has been held in high regard in non-state businesses in Hoa Binh province. Right from the outset of 2023, the steering division for Party building work and development of organisations in non-state businesses issued working plans, assigned tasks for its members, and carried out two surveys at the Party organisations of Luong Son district and Hoa Binh city to see how they carried out the work.



 Non-state enterprises have paid due attention to the Party building and development of organisations work.


Last year, 40 employees at non-state businesses were admitted to the Party, or 143% of the figure recorded in 2022. To date, the provincial Party organisation has had 1,182 Party members who are workers at non-state enterprises, up 6.1% year-on-year.

Eight party cells were established at Dinh Nhuan Trade JSC and Binh Nam JSC (Hoa Binh city), BigFa JSC, Hoa Son tourism and community development JSC (Luong Son district), Da Bac district business association and Tam Cuong cooperative (Da Bac district), Vietnam Electric Power Technology Service JSC (Lac Thuy district), and youth-mineral spring tourism trade company (Kim Boi distrit).

Party cells have been set up at 72 enterprises in Hoa Binh province so far, accounting for 118% of the number in 2022. They have been operating in line with the regulations of the Secretariat and local Party committee’s standing board.

Realising their important role and position, they have worked to raise the workers’ political awareness, mobilise business owners, members of the companies’ boards of directors and boards of management to carry out the State policies, ensure the legitimate rights of the workers, and create a working environment of cooperation, solidarity and development to improve the quality and efficiency of production and business.

Most of the party members in the enterprises have set an exemplary model in following the Party’s guidelines and State’s policies, and making contributions to their companies’ development.


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