Doan Van Thu, Secretary of the Party Committee of the bloc of provincial agencies, presents flowers to congratulate the model congress of the Party cell at the Hoa Binh branch of the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV Hoa Binh) for the 2020-2025 tenure.

 

 


During the tenure, the Party organisation coordinated with the provincial School of Politics to open 13 intermediate-level training courses on political-administrative theory for 800 Party members, helping to improve cadres and Party members’ capacity.

 

 


The Standing Board of the Party Committee of the bloc of provincial agencies has commended outstanding secretaries of Party cells in a timely manner, helping to improve the personnel quality at grassroots Party cells and organisations.

 

 


Leaders of the Party Committee of the bloc of provincial agencies present certificates of merit to the Party units that excellently fulfilled their tasks.

 

 


At present, the Party Committee of the bloc of provincial agencies is conducting a scientific study on assessing the situation and devising solutions to improve the quality of self-criticism and criticism under late President Ho Chi Minh’s thought and the resolution of the 12th-tenure Party Central Committee’s fourth meeting at its Party units.

 

 


Members of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Committee at the bloc of provincial agencies receive aid from grassroots youth union units for local people in the COVID-19 fight.

 


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