(HBO) – Over the past years, the Party Committee of An Binh commune in Lac Thuy district has paid great attention to evaluating the efficiency of models of studying and following President Ho Chi Minh's thought, morality and lifestyle, then choosing the best models to multiply and spread the movement in society.
Cho Dap hamlet of An Binh commune (Lac Thuy)
develops industrial wood peeling craft to create more jobs and ensure stable
income for local labourers.
Many good models initiated by collectives and individuals in the commune have
been seen, including those to support students from poor families, and donate
land to build flower roads and make contributions to the building of new-style
rural areas.
Particularly, Vu Thi Tham, a member of Cho Dap hamlet’s Party cell, has
developed a industrial wood peeling chain to create jobs for nearly 30 local
labourers whose incomes range from 4-7 million VND. Her family has also donated
hundreds of square metres of land for the new-style rural areas building.
Meanwhile, the commune's Party Committee and its Inspection Board have
conducted supervisions over the implementation of the Resolution of the 12th
Party Central Committee’s fourth session and the Politburo’s Directive No.05 on
studying and following President Ho Chi Minh’s thought, morality and lifestyle
in many local Party cells.
As a result, no Party member has shown signs of degradation in political
ideology, morality and lifestyle, and 100% of Party members have recorded
strong performance in implementing Party regulations and State laws, and
completed their tasks.
Dinh Minh Mao, Secretary of the commune's Party Committee, said that studying
and following President Ho Chi Minh’s Minh’s thought, morality and lifestyle
have become a regular task of each member of the Party Organisation.
However, he pointed out that the number of multiplied models in the field
remains modest. He said that the Party Committee has directed local Party cells
to show better performance in enhancing officials and Party members’ awareness
of Directive No.05, and improving their responsibility and methods of studying
and following the late leader’s example.
