(HBO) – Tra village of Toan Son commune, Da Bac district, is home to 154 households with 593 people, led by Dang Van Thai, a young Party member who has shown strong performance in completing his tasks as a village leader.
On the thresholds of the Lunar New Year
(Tet) Festival, Thai was busy with encouraging locals to clean up the village,
strengthen security and order protection, and prevent fire and explosion.
Dang Van Thai (left), leader of Tra village, Toan Son commune, Da Bac distric,t
visits a local household to get information of the sale of farm produce before
the Lunar New Year Festival.
Dinh Van Nguyen, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Toan Son commune,
said that the commune has five villages, all of which have their elected
leaders being Party members, which shows the high confidence of local residents
in local Party members.
In March 2022, the provincial Party Committee issued a directive on the
organisation of the congresses of the Party cells under the Party Organisations
in localities for the 2022-2025 tenure. As part of the efforts to implement the
directive, the commune directed villages to elect their leaders prior to the
communal Party Congresses.
like other localities, one of the biggest difficulties facing Da Bac was
introducing officials who are Party members to hold the positions of deputy
secretaries of the Party cells at villages and leaders of villages.
Xa Duc Hung, head of the Da Bac Party Committee’s Commission for Organisation,
said that in order to settle with this problem, the committee has focused on
directing the Party Committees in communes to build their plans for the work
and sent members of the district Party Committee to localities to direct local
Party Organisations in implementing the plans and help them settle arising
problems.
At the same time, the district has asked local Party Committees to strengthen
communications in electing leaders of villages before organising the Party
congresses. As a result, all villages in the district have completed the
election of their leaders who are all Party members. Of the total 122 villages
and sub-residential areas, 110 have the deputy secretaries of the Party
Committees holding the position of leaders of the villages and sub-residential
areas.
In the whole province, 90.2% of leaders of the villages are Party members.
Particularly, in Da Bac, the rate is 100%. The result manifests the efforts and
performance of the district in implementing Party leadership right from the
grassroots level./.
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