(HBO) – The Party organisation of Bo town in Kim Boi district has made Party building a key task. Its efforts to improve the Party’s leadership and capacity of Party members have paid off, earning the recognition as a strong and transparent Party organisation for many consecutive years.
Bo town’s Party organisation has 224 members, divided into 12 Party
cells. The town’s Party Committee and its standing board always pay attention
to political and ideological education for Party members. Under the direction
of the town’s Party Committee, officials and people of Bo town have actively
engaged in emulation campaigns in production and business activities. Many
Party members have become role models in poverty reduction. One of them is Bui
Mong Huyen in Tan Thanh, who trades in motorcycles and electronic goods,
earning 500 million VND in profit on an annual basis. Another example is Vu
Hung Dung, whose mobile phone business generates a yearly profit of 300 million
VND and creates jobs for 10 labourers.
Thanks to the Party Committee’s leadership in economic development,
local living standards are on the rise. In 2017, per capita income reached over
26 million VND and the rate of poor households reduced to 2.9 percent. All
children have been sent to school, while the rate of malnutrition among
children is decreasing.
The
business of Vu Hung Dung and his family generates a yearly profit of 300
million VND.
Nguyen Quang Truong, Secretary of Bo town’s Party Committee said in
instructing the implementation of political tasks, the Party Committee and local
authorities always prioritise both economic development and Party building.
Party building must cover all three main aspects of politics, ideology and
organisation, in combination with expanding Party membership.
The committee assigns its members to work with subordinate Party
cells, helping the cells and members uphold the leading role in everyday tasks.
In order to improve political and leadership capacity among Party members,
Bo town’s Party Committee has been committed to imparting instructions and
resolutions of the Party at all levels, particularly the Politburo’s Directive
No. 05 on following the late President Ho Chi Minh's thinking and ethics and
style; and the 11th and 12th Party Central Committees’ resolutions
on Party building.
As such, in 2017, 100 percent of Party cells in Bo town were
recognised as transparent and strong Party organisations, and 99 percent of
Party members recognised as fulfilling their tasks./.
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