(HBO) - In the Party cell of Doi hamlet, Van Nghia commune (Lac Son), Mr. Bui Van Chun is an example of a pioneered Party member in the economic development. He is a leader in all movements and activities of the hamlet such as the movement of good production and business. Over the past years, he has built a model of integrated farming and breeding farms with scale of 50-60 pigs a litter and planting 5,000 m2 of pumpkin to get seeds, bringing the income of hundreds of million VND a year.
The Party member Bui Van Chuc, the Party
cell of Am hamlet, Van Nghia commune (Lac Son) with a model of growing
high-quality seed plants, contributing to raising the income.
According to Mr. Bui Van Nhi, the Standing
Deputy Secretary of the commune’s Party Committee, with the strict and uniform
leadership and direction of the Party Committee, after half of the term of
implementing the Resolution of the Party Congress at all levels and the
Resolution The commune Party Committee meeting for the XXVII time, the term
2015 – 2020, the targets have achieved important results. Seventeen out of the
seventeen targets have reached and exceeded the plan. The economy has grown,
the social security has ensured, the production and living standards of the
people have been stable, the political security, the social order and safety
have been maintained.
In particular, the officials and the party
members of the Party cells have promoted the core and pioneering role, becoming
the nucleus in the production development, improving the income. In addition to
propagating and mobilizing the people to make efforts to develop the economy,
the party members in the Party cells have also been actively building good
models, replicating good practices and devotedly giving guidance so that the
local people can learn and follow. In the locality, there are many models of
the link and cooperation in the agricultural production, such as the link of
growing plants for high-quality seeds, carrying out land consolidation,
exchanging plots, developing the cattle and poultry herds according to the
direction of farm breeding associated with disease safety, environmental
sanitation and so on. The party members have also taken the lead in improving
mixed gardens, planting valuable fruit trees such as oranges, tangerines,
pomelos, and guava. The area of renovated gardens reached 22.53 hectares, of
which about 10 hectares were renovated by the people themselves.
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The Hoa Binh provincial museum on May 16 opened a thematic exhibition "Under the flag of the glorious Communist Party of Vietnam" with more than 200 documents, images and objects featuring the glorious 95-year journey of the Party.
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