The Party Committee of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism convened a meeting on January 15 to evaluate Party building work in 2024 and set tasks for this year.

Leaders of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Hoa Binh province awarded certificates of merit to two party cells that successfully completed their tasks in 2024.


In 2024, the committee focused on leading and directing its cells in building the Party and promoting the role of setting examples among its members.

Efforts to enhance political and ideological education for Party members, civil servants, public employees and labourers in agencies and units, contributing the common achievements of the province. Last year, Hoa Binh had Trai hamlet cave and Vanh village stone roof recongised as special national heritage sites.

Other notable accomplishments included the successful hosting of the Hoa Binh Culture and Tourism Week, provincial athletes securing 135 medals, and a 9.9% year-on-year increase in tourist arrivals to over 4.3 million and a 17.9% growth in tourism revenue to 4.7 trillion VND (186 million USD) in revenue.

In 2025, the Party Committee will continue leading the serious implementation of the Party Central Committee's directions and conclusions regarding the restructuring of the organizational apparatus to make it streamlined, efficient and effective.

Other goals include directing the organisation of Party congresses at various levels and enrolling at least four new members.

As part of the conference, the committee presented the certificate of merit from Party Committee of the provincial Agencies' Bloc to an outstanding Party member during the 2020–2024 period as well as the certificate of commendation to two Party cells and 22 members for exemplary performance in 2024.

 


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